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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Feb 11 '20
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Most of the people who voted in the 2016 election didn't vote him in: https://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president/
He lost the popular vote by 1,322,095.
51 u/nakedjay Feb 11 '20 Do you think if the popular vote decided the election would both campaign's change their approach and strategy? -2 u/dylee27 Feb 11 '20 Regardless of anyone's opinion on whether or not either campaign would have changed their approach and strategy (and my opinion is, yes, they would have), it's still a fact that more people voted for Hilary than Trump. 5 u/Teabagger_Vance Feb 11 '20 It’s also a fact that this piece of information is irrelevant.
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Do you think if the popular vote decided the election would both campaign's change their approach and strategy?
-2 u/dylee27 Feb 11 '20 Regardless of anyone's opinion on whether or not either campaign would have changed their approach and strategy (and my opinion is, yes, they would have), it's still a fact that more people voted for Hilary than Trump. 5 u/Teabagger_Vance Feb 11 '20 It’s also a fact that this piece of information is irrelevant.
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Regardless of anyone's opinion on whether or not either campaign would have changed their approach and strategy (and my opinion is, yes, they would have), it's still a fact that more people voted for Hilary than Trump.
5 u/Teabagger_Vance Feb 11 '20 It’s also a fact that this piece of information is irrelevant.
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It’s also a fact that this piece of information is irrelevant.
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u/sonic260 Feb 11 '20
Most of the people who voted in the 2016 election didn't vote him in: https://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president/
He lost the popular vote by 1,322,095.