>>I'd be relieved because I truly believe that Trump is a danger to democracy and the American experiment. However, I'd also question whether we really want a system that isn't one person-one vote.
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>>Tell me - is there any republican presidential nominee that you did NOT think was a danger to democracy? I bet the answer is going to be NO.
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>>Hopefully, now that all this nonsense is settled and Trump is, according to the current constitutional rules, our president-elect, all this liberal boo-hooing will finally subside. Unfortunately, I doubt it. I suspect that instead of doing an honest post-mortem on why they failed and lost dems at every level of government - municipal, state, federal, they will just continue with this stupid blame game. It really is very sad. Time for the dems to face reality.
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>You seem to be forgetting the Democrat rule book:
>* When we win, we will do what we want and you will shut up.
>* When you win, you must compromise with us.

You must be talking about the North Carolina GOP. You paying any attention to what's going on there, where the outgoing legislature (which was elected based on a redistricting plan that has been overturned by the courts) has, in its lame duck session, stripped power from the incoming Democratic governor.

Tamar