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He seems to be doing well in Idaho as well. I think he's going to win Utah and here is how he could win the presidency:http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/10/21/mcmullin-surging-in-utah-indy-candidates-plan-for-electoral-college-chaos.html#
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For the first time in 40 years of voting, I just wrote-in a candidate. Thank God that we can still vote our conscience and for the only true conservative running. Best of luck Evan in Utah.
He seems to be doing well in Idaho as well. I think he's going to win Utah and here is how he could win the presidency:
If the House Republicans bolted on Trump, they'd probably consider Pence in his stead.
libertybele wrote:"He seems to be doing well in Idaho as well. I think he's going to win Utah and here is how he could win the presidency:"This guy is in dream land.Even if the election "went to the House" (in which each state gets one vote and which currently has more Republican states than democratic ones), they'd NEVER choose this guy. Not a chance, zero.If the House Republicans bolted on Trump, they'd probably consider Pence in his stead.
First off, they can't pick anyone other than the top 3 Electoral College vote getters. So, let's say McMullin gets Utah's 6, and the other two get 266 apiece. The House can only pick from Clinton, Trump or McMullin. (The same goes if four or more get electoral votes: say Johnson picks off New Mexico and gets 5 of his own on top of McMullin's 6. Johnson wouldn't be on the House ballot because he's not in the top 3.)Second, remember: McMullin was policy director for the House Republican Conference last year. He has inside connections with the House GOP, which matters.In the unlikely split scenario―which, admittedly, would require Trump to make a comeback―McMullin stands a real chance of staging a coup.