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What were or are your thoughts on the US Pres. Debate?
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Technically, he did lose in 2016. Negative love for her too, like; enough that if I worked with ints I'd certainly have buffer underflowed by now-- but Hillary did win by three million. That should've been the liberal wakeup call, that you can win the popular and still get absolutely shafted by faithless electors.
The only reason I don't really expect that to happen this time is how it sounded like even Fox was starting to turn on the spray-tan porky.