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Originally Posted by wdmso
Look at the number or elected offices currently held by each party. America obviously isn't buying what you're selling.
Sorry Jim your miss informed
Democrats now govern more Americans at the state level than Republicans
And democrats have always represented more Americans in congress
Democratic half will represent 41,549,808 more people than the Republican half.
Congress’s upper house is malapportioned to give small states like Wyoming exactly as many senators as large states like California, even though California has more than 68 times as many people as Wyoming.
If the United States chose its leaders in free and fair elections, Republicans would be firmly out of power.
But keep convincing yourself republicans are popular
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"Sorry Jim your miss informed "
No, I'm not misinformed, I said to look at the number of elected offices help by each party. It's very, very evenly split. Suggesting Americans don't view the GOP the way you and Pete do.
"Congress’s upper house is malapportioned to give small states like Wyoming exactly as many senators as large states like California, even though California has more than 68 times as many people as Wyoming."
I'm aware. Thanks for the scoop.
"If the United States chose its leaders in free and fair elections, Republicans would
be firmly out of power campaign differently, centered around the popular vote."
Fixed it for you. It's not the GOPs fault, that they understand electoral realities better than democrats. If it was switched to a popular vote, the GOP would campaign that way. Today, there's no reason for the GOP to waste resources in LA and NYC.
The GOP also controls a healthy majority of state governorships and state legislatures (you conveniently left that out). Why is that?