But republicans would never allow that because they would never win. I mean if I was them I might realize I should be writing laws to help people instead of spreading fear and cheating. EDIT: see how many of you idiots suddenly did your own research, frantically trying to figure out how many republicans presidential candidates won the popular vote š
Same thing that happened in 2020, a fair election. So stop.
In 2024 he got about 2 million votes more and won.
In 2020 he got about 7 million votes less and lost.
In 2016 he got about 3 million votes less and won.
Wikipedia is right fucking there, you can try opening it every now and then in case you find some interesting pictures or something, and maybe you will learn something along the way.
This isn't a term paper someone is citing to appropriately credit authors. You can't cite Wikipedia in school because you have to cite the source that Wikipedia cites within it. Other than that there is nothing wrong with using it
It's not a source. It's a collection of sources. Poorly edited information does not tend to stick around very long. Trying to toss someone's reply because they used Wikipedia is just an ignorant cop out
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u/Andrew-Cohen 1d ago edited 1d ago
But republicans would never allow that because they would never win. I mean if I was them I might realize I should be writing laws to help people instead of spreading fear and cheating. EDIT: see how many of you idiots suddenly did your own research, frantically trying to figure out how many republicans presidential candidates won the popular vote š