I think it's first to 270, Trump got their first, so he's definitely the victor.

But the only other option left is the house for the dems. That's about it.

We have three branches of gov't and they are designed to balance each other out. A president may seem super powerful, but they are not the single most powerful figure in our election. They are not the same thing as a monarch and despite what people like to think; should not be mistaken for one.

In fact the reason why we pass laws the way we do, is so if someone tries to pass a shitty law (like censorship) and one group or house does not agree, that bill has a chance of being struck down, or if it manages to somehow pass both the house and senate, the president can veto it and prevent it from happening, and if THAT somehow passes, the Supreme Court is the last line of defense against said unjust law which can be thrown out if it's proven to be unconstitutional.

however this works best when our elected officials actually keep the constitution in mind.


Most I can say is; just do your best to get through life. I think we'll be ok.

That's a good response! I'll keep that in mind.

A to think that its Right For Abortions VS Avengers Of Dead Pets. If I was an American, I’d end up even more grey than my armor is. Killing someone’s pet and letting pregnant women die to some lethal stuff are both the same shit. Murder. As if I was being asked to choose between Heaven and Hell again.

Its always a good idea to understand how one's gov't works. Otherwise it's easy to be made into a serf. The system our founding fathers created is meant to be a buffer against tyranny. If our gov't was more efficient at passing laws we'd be like CCP or Russia long by now. However it only works if the people we elect actually care about the Constituion and follow it to a tee, and not wish wash it for convenience sake.

Plus I should mention this: If the Supreme court disagrees with anything congress tries to pass, they can just take it to court and strike it down. Yes I'm aware of the make up of the court, but being constitutionally minded is what matters most.