Republicans once again won by the grace of the undemocratic electoral system full of gerrymandering and voter suppression.
That same electoral system also allowed Democrat presidents to win. So when Republicans win it becomes undemocratic? See the hypocrisy here?
And you want to talk about cognitive decline? Look no further, Biden is the best example, yup that same old senile leading the polls, just like Hillary in 2016. History has a knack of repeating itself.
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When? It's an easy thing to do you know, to type in a question in Google. The list of US presidents that lost the popular vote isn't that long either; there are only 5. John Quincy Adams, Rutherford B. Hayes, Benjamin Harrison, George W. Bush and Donald Trump, all Republicans to my knowledge. You do understand what gerrymandering is, don't you? You know what it's for?
No, not really, unless you refer to my incurable bias towards facts. I admit that I used the word "again" only because the last two Republican presidents, Bush and Trump, won an election without winning the popular vote; the others I had to look up. But since I know how gerrymandering works, I was pretty sure they would all be Republicans, maybe a maximum of one Democratic exception.
I literally wrote: "First he immediately challenges his political opponent Biden, who we all know struggles with declining cognitive abilities which is yet another reason to not to bee too overly excited about a possible Biden White House..." So yes, we're all aware of that. And yes I also warned about Hillary's lead in the polls in 2016...