Black Lives Matter activist and professional protester Deray Mckesson isn’t taking the election results well. That’s why, like so many other liberals, he’s opted to make up his own reality:
Why is it important to remember that HRC overwhelmingly won the popular vote? Because you then remember that we have the mandate, not them.
— deray (@deray) December 26, 2016
OK … wait, what?
Why is it important to remember that you won the popular vote? Because when you're at Walmart with fifty cents, then you can buy a Coke. https://t.co/fFwAEbbgnq
— (((≠))) (@ThomasHCrown) December 26, 2016
https://twitter.com/sunnyright/status/813458476320096258
Deray may not be good for much, but at least he’s good for a chuckle — and a reminder about the importance of understanding basic civics.
There is no such thing as a presidential mandate. The Constitution gives every president the exact same powers. https://t.co/7U520R3Cwh
— Sarah Quinlan (@sarahmquinlan) December 26, 2016
It is unimportant HRC won the popular vote given an EC w/the final decision. Accept that fact. You aren't going to change it.
— READ THE TRANSCRIPT (@DurtyBritchz) December 26, 2016
https://twitter.com/astaroska/status/813459777305120769
@kinsellawarren really should study how USA government works
— Gord Ransom (@BigG_44) December 26, 2016
It’s not as if he’s got anything better to do.
If taken seriously, this tweet would mean @deray would stop pontificating after getting 3% in the Baltimore mayoral election. https://t.co/QL0EjrzkXf
— Brian Jencunas (@BrianPJencunas) December 26, 2016
Ha!
(Actually, it was more like two percent. But who’s counting?)
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