Then American elections have not know, nor have they ever been Democratic. If the vote that determines the will of the people is secondary to the process, if it doesn't actually count, then the American system is built on a big fat lie.
How is it fair for the votes of 38 people to override the votes of over two million people? The actual American people have decided who they wanted to be President and it wasn't Trump, yet he's going in because 38 people said it should be so.
I wouldn't consider that shady at all. Disgustingly shady is 38 electoral voters telling the more then two million voters who voted for Hillary, allowing her to win the popular vote to f*** off as they put the person most of the country voted against into office.
The hockey mask guy is Wild Dog, he's a very obscure DC Comics hero from the 90s if I'm not mistaken. If the Fallour guy is a dude in rags with powers, I'm guessing he's Ragman.
And made all the full timers who couldn't defeat Lesnar look like garbage in the process, as they were completely outdone by a man who's almost 50 who's not wrestled in roughly 12 years.
Logically it would only be used in the case of an election that was tied, thus ensuring that it'd only be used when it's actually needed. As it stands now, there's too much chance of it actually subverting the will of the people as it did in this election.
I can see why. An election is meant to be about the will of the people. Well the popular vote went to Hillary, thus the people have spoken regarding whom they actually want to be President. Thus the electoral college has subverted the will of the people.
So more people actually voted for her then Trump but he gets to be President because of this Electoral college BS? Sounds like the American election system needs some fixing.