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Who's in denial now?

Unhappy democrats have started a Twitter campaign and petition to change the election result on December 19th by convincing Republicans in the electoral college to vote for Hillary instead. I think the plan is to riot, throw a hissy fit, and hope everyone "comes to their senses". Things are not just crazy in the US, in Australia, the media coverage of the US election has been so politically purified that five and six year old's at a daycare centre were caught chanting death threats about Donald Trump and the after-school club has decided to do "art therapy" to help them cope.

Hillary Clinton was horrified that Donald Trump might not accept the election result. Now that her fans are rioting in the streets many people look forward to her telling them how much they are "denigrating democracy". Right now there are really only two people who could stop most of the violence if they made an impassioned public plea for their fans to respect the democratic process, and rule of law. Where are their responses?

The popular vote was so popular it seems 3 million people from other countries voted too

The main (only) argument keeping the Clinton-camp's hopes alive is that she won the popular vote by 600,000 votes. But a study by Greg Phillips of VoteFraud.org suggests as many as 3 million votes were cast by illegal immigrants. Who knows, Trump may have won the popular vote if there had been ID checks, something the Democrats do everything they can to stop. Indeed Obama even explained before the election that non-citizens should get out vote. Snopes has tried to claim this is false, but even their "in context" quote shows Obama was responding to a question about "undocumented citizens" and people at risk of being deported. There are apparently 4 million dead people on U.S. voter rolls, and the Democrats don't want them to stop voting either.

The @realDonaldTrump tweeted "If the election were based on total popular vote I would have campaigned in N.Y. Florida and California and won even bigger and more easily"

Past presidents that won with lower percentages of the popular vote than Trump (47%) include Abraham Lincoln (39%), Woodrow Wilson (42%), and Bill Clinton (43%).