16234 Political Factoid

Political Factoid

The 2016 Presidential Election

If the conservative-leaning
U.S. Supreme Court had not
gutted the voter protection act

(cf. 7660, 7676, 7678, 9336, 7892 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.
If corrupt gerrymandering
had not existed

(cf. 12027, 14505, 16164, 4614, 6455, 6460, 8461 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.
If there had not been such
extensive voter suppression

(cf. 6097, 7905, 10448, 13513, 13628, 16164,
4688, 4691, 5517, 5899, 5901 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.
If the Russians had not
interferred in the U.S.
election process

(cf. 15556, 14077, 14722, 14766, 16214, 14961,
15109, 15136, 15672, 15762, 15783, 15148,
15164, 16119 ,
14077, 14430, 14722, 14766, 14831, 15136,
15576 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.
If the Russian-hacked DNC
emails had not been published
by WikiLeaks (Trump's favorite)

(cf. 15787, 454, 7648, 15109, 15791 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.
If the FBI director had not
created the huge window
of doubt during the prime
of the voting period

(cf. 13310, 15128, 15180, 15220, 15287 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.
If there had not been so much
free media exposure for the
GOP candidates for almost
two years

(cf. 15058 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.
If Gary Johnson and Jill Stein
had not run their hopeless
third-party campaigns

(cf. 15428 )

. . . Hillary Clinton might well
have won the electoral vote,
in addition to the popular vote.

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