Trump won fair and square, leftists and Never Trumpers are just going to have to sit it out in their padded rooms.
I just donated to #Recount2016 so we can Make Liberals Cry Again pic.twitter.com/zP2VEIqhve
— Jared Wyand 🇺🇸 (@JaredWyand) November 24, 2016
Subversion of the constitution in order to get their way (ends justifies the means), the Left is never tired in foisting their world views on the public. They’ve been at it for so long and so hard, it’s about time they get a smack down.
Six rebel electors have signed an agreement to try to block Donald Trump from securing the 270 Electoral College votes needed to become president
- Trump surpassed 270 Electoral College votes needed to win presidency
- But Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by more than 1.7million ballots
- At least six electors have signed agreement to try to block Trump
- Some states don’t have a rule binding their electors to the popular vote
- Michael Baca is a former Marine and registered Democrat trying to convince other electors to block a Trump presidency
- Even if 37 electors change their votes, the House is likely to vote Trump in
- But a large number of faithless electors could threaten the Electoral College itself, which one senator is already trying to do away with
- Founding fathers created Electoral College warning against ‘factions’ and unqualified leaders from being voted in
At least six Democratic electors have signed an agreement to try to block Donald Trump from securing the presidency with 270 Electoral College votes.
While it would be unlikely to convince 37 Republican electors to change their votes – the number needed to erase Trump’s lead among the 538 total electors – an unusually large number of ‘faithless electors’ who refuse to vote for Trump could undermine the institution itself.
In the U.S., presidents are elected by the Electoral College – not by popular vote in which Hillary Clinton is 1.7million votes ahead of Trump. In most states, electors must cast a vote for the winner of their state’s popular vote.
But some states like Arizona, Idaho, Michigan and Georgia don’t have a rule against electors going rogue, and phone calls from across the country have been pouring in to try to sway them against voting for Trump.
