Trump supporters: How many winning votes are needed for a Democrat to win the Presidency?

Exactly -- Republicans love to consider huge cities as singular entities instead of what they are, millions upon millions of voters.

A great example is a room divided in two, representing two states. Each side of the room has only one electoral vote. On the right side of the room stands two Republicans, and on the left side stands 20 Democrats. Every vote is a tie because each Republican vote is worth the same as 10 Democrat votes.

Those two republicans stand by their electoral system because they claim that "the left side of the room can't be deciding every election," despite there being 18 more Democrats.

Ask a real-world Republican if this 10x inflation of the votes would be fair, and I would hope they'd say no because that line drawn down the middle of the room is meaningless.

Then ask them what inflation of votes IS fair... and hopefully they'll have to think long and hard, but any real person would say that the only fair vote is for each vote to be worth the same.

Real-world Republicans love the outdated, archaic electoral college because the rural votes they depend on can be over 3x as valuable as urban votes. More like 3.5x!!!

That's not quite 10x, so I challenge any Republican to tell me what the hard line is for fairness when it comes to inflating votes based on geographic location. Is 4x too much? 5x? Maybe 10x is fair?

When it comes to Presidential elections and the electoral college, democracy in America is a joke.

NO ONE in the world can explain WHY areas that are dense with millions of voters are less valuable and deserve less representation than sparsely populated rural areas.

No one. In our modern connected world, it is geographic discrimination. People are punished for living in cities, and the message is that rural voters are more important. No reasoning behind it anymore, not for well over a century has there been a reason for it.

so all other countries are wrong to let the population decide who governs them who ever wants to move has a choice

The united part didn't matter much to most of the states Trump won when they rose up and tried to secede. Coz gotta have me muh slaves.

would love to know where you learned all this why say move bet you live in the city I do not

Why aren't you moving there?

Oh, and this: "And it's exactly how it's been for centuries."

Exactly, an outdated and archaic system designed for this country in its infancy.

If slavery was still legal: "And it's exactly how it's been for centuries."

If women still couldn't vote: "And it's exactly how it's been for centuries."

So, how many more millions of votes are needed for a Republican Presidential nominee to lose the election?

I'm looking for a number, not "And it's exactly how it's been for centuries."

Butching and moaning led to gerrymandering for Rethuglikkkans. Lest we forget.