TimmyToyz
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This map illustrates a theoretical feature of the U.S. Electoral College. Because nearly every state awards all of its electoral votes to the statewide winner, a candidate could theoretically become president by winning the red states by the narrowest possible margin, 50.1% to 49.9%, while losing every blue state overwhelmingly. Under those assumptions, the candidate would win the required 270 electoral votes despite receiving only about 22% of the nationwide popular vote. It is an extreme mathematical scenario rather than a realistic election outcome, but it demonstrates how the Electoral College can produce a winner without a majority, or even a large plurality, of the national popular vote. #drthehistories
Swalwell missed the March 6th filing deadline to run to retain his seat in Congress, so he's officially TOAST!✌️😂
Gaines: I seriously praise God every single day that President Trump won back in 2024 because I cannot imagine an alternative world with Kamala Harris as President. Lara Trump: Don’t scare us. That’s enough crazy talk.
Meet Cathy DiFilippo-Kiley. She’s an administrator at Huron-Superior Catholic Schools in Ontario, Canada. She fantasizes about Trump getting ass*ssinated publicly and says she will be cheering You can contact the school here: front.desk@hscdsb.on.ca