Americans will defend this

https://youtu.be/V6s7jB6-GoU

>>138114204

Those 11 states have way more people than all the others.

>>138114204
Fuck off. Americunts are bros.
Even though the fat bastards can't brew a proper cup of tea, they actually have 'iced tea'; absultely disgusting, drive on the French side of the road and don't accept Her Brittanic Majesty, Queen Elizabeth as ruler.
The obese fucks can't even spell a simple word like 'colour'. And more tellingly, 'honour'. Also the fat bastards pronounce the words 'terrorist' and 'tourist' the same as ' trrrrrrrrrrrrrrst'.
A disgrace. Many such cases! Sad!

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>>138114204
honestly if your electoral map ends up like that then you fucking deserve to lose.

>>138114204
It keeps urban and metropolitan retards in line so I'm fine with it.
If anything every state should distribute its electoral votes by district, it'd be even better

working as intended you kike.

>>138114204
What magical world is created where cali, texas, florida, illonois, michigan, ohio, Pennsylvania, new york, georgia, and north carolina ALL AGREE on a candidate but literally the entire set of states surrounding them disagree.
Like, i cannot imagine a scenario where this happens, with a 100% lead in every state.
Criticism of a system using a hypothetical that has a 0.0001% chance of happening is useless
In such an event, the one that is the winner would have such a terrible time getting anything done they might very well forfeit before they're inaugurated. Failing that, they'd have to placate the side that lost pretty heavily, considering it means 78 senators are from states you didn't win.

>>138116401
You're assuming there's no one splitting votes

>>138114204
It's almost as if America is a federal republic and not a unitary state. Crazy!

It made sense back in the day that the states would elect the president since the federal government wasn't originally meant to have as much power as it currently does.