Could the US U-turn on the election result?

[KTF]

Johnnytheboy said:

We don't yet know if we are getting a "hard Trump" or a "soft Trump"

At least it wont be a 'follow through Trump'

[Smollet]

don4l said:

TerryThomas said:

What a depressingly predictable thread.

Depressing?

It's bloody hilarious.

How long before Hillary is arrested and thrown in prison?

[anonymous-user]

At least they can review the situation in 4 years.
Not a one way ticket to oblivion..

[truck71]

MartG said:

Unlike the UK, the US already has an established system for changing a president mid-term...

Imagine trying to get a straight shot with the hair glare in the sights!

[Esseesse]

Einion Yrth said:

Probably why he had Pence as a running mate; that guy is so batst crazy that having him in line for the oval office should act as life-insurance.

Christian values, not batst. Seems like a nice guy.

[B17NNS]

Why? He won fair and square. Same with Brexit. You can't just keep having elections until you get the result you want, there's a name for that. If you think the system is floored (which it obviously is), change the system.

[Wobbegong]

B17NNS said:

You can't just keep having elections until you get the result you want, there's a name for that. .

European Union?

[Smollet]

Wobbegong said:

B17NNS said:

You can't just keep having elections until you get the result you want, there's a name for that. .

European Union?

[princealbert23]

MartG said:

They'll both be at the inauguration - one low-yield nuke, problem solved

( Just to clarify I am being satirical, and in no way endorse the wholesale murder of politicians...OK, maybe a little bit.... )

Like Jo Cox you mean?

[B17NNS]

Wobbegong said:

European Union?

Quite

[4x4Tyke]

A useful summary from Snopes

http://www.snopes.com/2016/11/11/the-electoral-col...