I predict "Trump won more States"

[edhopper]

will be a thing when he loses among the Trumpers.

[Ilsa]

1. More like, "Trump won more land," as they

count federal land as his, and as if acreage votes.

I'd counter with, yes, Trump won more of the armadillo and roadrunner habitat.

[lagomorph777]

8. Ironic that they want land area to count as votes, as they are the ones destroying the land.

[yonder]

13. "Trump won more land,"....and more 'forrests' and more 'desserts', etc.

[RB TexLa]

2. They like going by land mass. Lot's of large rural parishes their color

on the map. Even though one such as Loving in west Texas has almost 700 square miles with a little over 100 people.

[BlueNProud]

4. "Bush won more counties" was a big talking point during the 2000 theft

[Qutzupalotl]

12. Reminds me of Wanda Sykes on the Chris Rock show

from around 2001, IIRC:

“Here’s the thing (about the big red areas). Don’t nobody live there. (Points to map.) There’s Denver, there’s Phoenix. All the rest is just rock and coyotes.”

[BlueNProud]

3. ...with more livestock than people...

[Demsrule86]

5. Yeah...probably. But my response is too fucking bad...Hillary won by millions of votes.

Yet we got President Covid.

[BumRushDaShow]

6. Instead of 3/5 of a person, they will manufacture 1 1/3rd people

per one of their voters, as a demand for "extra weighting" to "balance with the evil violent blue urban areas"..

[Tribetime]

7. He. won't win more states

[treestar]

9. Just as illogical as their stupid claim that

the EC is fairer, because without it, "California and New York would decide the presidency."

[gratuitous]

10. Trump won almost 80% of the votes of his immediate family!

Any straw in the cyclone will do.

[central scrutinizer]

11. One acre, one vote