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Originally Posted by Crowz
Vast majority of us citizens do not want gun control. Thus the republicans control all branches of government right now.
Democrats are for gun control. The don't control anything right now.
So I think that clearly leans the usa in the non gun control sector at the moment. But that may change at some point. But as of right now the majority is not in favor of gun control.
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They must control something or else Obamacare would have been repealed. After all, if you control the House and Senate and have a person in the executive office, but you can't repeal Obamacare, then you don't control anything at all.
The problem is that everybody likes to group you as either Left or Right, no one in the middle. I would think that there are more people in the middle then there are right or left. Perhaps that is why there is no middle ground because people don't want to accept the other side outlook.
The Mass citizen of the United States did not vote for Donald J. Trump. Over 3 million more voters voted for Hillary. It is just the antiquated electoral college mean of choosing a winner is how Donald J. Trump got elected. If we intend to keep the electoral college for choosing our President there should be some change. Instead of a winner take all the electoral votes for that state, it should be base on the percentage of people voting for each candidate. Donald Trump only won Wisconsin by 0.77% not even by 1% but he got all the electoral votes for Wisconsin.