What do you think would be the best outcome for the US Electoral College?

[Mr Puggsly]

Soundwave said:

Mr Puggsly said:

Liberal elitism at its finest. If youre skilled and educated you couldnt possibly live in a red state.

Blue states have their fair share of debt and you would learn that from a little research.

We already see people fleeing from blue states due to cost of living. CA and NY arent as important as you think, but libs seem to think it.

It's not "elitism" when California is the 5th largest economy in the world on its own. If you subtracted that from the US on top of New York, the US would draistically be a shadow of itself in terms of global stature. The economic engines of the US are on the coastal cities, there's nothing "elite" about that, it's simply true. 

Things change, times change. Once upon a time in the US 50% of people also lived on farms and woke up everyone to walk around in pig crap and work on fields. That's why movie Westerns at one time were one of the largest TV and film genres (Gunsmoke, John Wanye movies). That doesn't exist any more, young people don't want to live on a farm or in the middle of Buttfuck, Nowhere, USA. 

Pretty soon most of the world's population will live in urban centers, not just the US but everywhere. 

While CA is a large economy, its only a fraction of the US economy. Without the rest of the US to keep CA somewhat grounded, it would be a strugling socialist contry people would be fleeing. Oh wait, that's already happening... http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/aug/31/texas-emerges-top-destination-californians-fleeing/

Things indeed change, CA is now full of socialists, the cost of living is fucked, it smells like piss, the CA homeless population is bigger than the population of most cities, these are all reasons people are leaving CA. I live in Phoenix AZ, I meet plenty of people sick of CA and other blue states.

You're probably right about the the urban centers thing, but that doesn't mean the rest of the country shouldn't have a voice or influence on an election. Something liberals seem to be against.