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Really SOL? Winning by three quarters of a million votes constitutes "losing" only to you and Poppy's SCOTUS.
But carry on!
This is another precious thread, proving for the umpteenth time Democrats don't understand the way we elect the President or the Electoral College.
This is another precious thread, proving for the umpteenth time Democrats don't understand the way we elect the President or the Electoral College.
If only lib ignorance could be used for electricity.
Republicans don't admit Gore won the popular vote?? Go figure.And for the umpteenth time....no Righty will admit a basic fact-
that more people wanted Al Gore to be President in 2000 than wanted Bush to be President in 2000.
Republicans don't admit Gore won the popular vote?? Go figure.
Ok, I volunteer to be the first to take that great leap then.
I am sorry maybe you didn't hear Al Gore did not become President do you know why?
BECAUSE HE [Unwelcome language removed] LOST!!!!
You didn't actually say it, Dino. Let's see you say -
"Yes, Al Gore got more votes than George W. Bush in 2000"
And...according to the law of the land, and the history books.He "lost" only in Fox-addled minds. ;-)
Of all Americans who voted for President in 2000, more preferred Al Gore than George W Bush.
Perfect, Dino......got it.................................saved.
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Awww, I sure hope you feel better hearing that. I know your side took those two elections very hard. The anxiety, disorders, Pelosi as speaker... things were pretty harsh for a long time.Perfect, Dino......got it.................................saved.
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I noticed that Gore never came back to claim his rightful position in 2004. I guess he found suckering the weak minded for carbon credit money was more lucrative.Perfect, Dino......got it.................................saved.
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I am sorry maybe you didn't hear Al Gore did not become President do you know why?
BECAUSE HE [Unwelcome language removed] LOST!!!!
He lost in the only vote that ended up counting -- a five four split between the arch-conservatives on the Supreme Court, and the rest. Bush couldn't even pull two of the Republican appointees, but because the court was packed with seven Republicans to only two Democrats, he didn't have to. There were five votes in favor of overturning the results of the election for the benefit of the Republican candidate, and that's all Bush needed to become president. It was nothing less than a judicial coup d'etat.