>You're missing the main point. Over 80% of Americans live in and around cities, so those folks should count for 80% when voting.
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>So I AM right. You DO believe that half a dozen cities should control the outcome of all presidential elections in this country. I think that you are the one who is missing the point here. Quite frankly, I am not surprised. After all, you live in one of those big cities and you are on the political left. So this 80% of the population nonsense suits your narrative, LOL!!!!
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>Actually, the founding fathers did not want to have the people vote in presidential elections. They wanted the state legislatures to pick the president.
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>ISTR you saying you'd gone to Tea Party events. What do you think that was other than objecting to the administration?
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>Taxed
>Enough
>Already
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>How is that objecting to the administration? It is objecting to policy. If you would like to pay more taxes, I suggest that you send a big fat check to the IRS. I am sure that they will cash it and waste it just like they have much of the tax money that you have already given to them. Somehow I do not believe that you are going to do that.
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>Anyway, as I also said earlier, I never saw a Tea Party rally get violent and turn into a riot. The only people who think that violent demonstrations are free speech are those on the left.

I don't know anyone who thinks violent demonstrations are free speech. I do know that people were endangered at Trump rallies, and he encouraged that.

Tamar