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trump is a jew slave anyway
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upkeyed
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>In 2000, there were five false keys against the incumbent Democrats, with Lichtman predicting the election of the Democratic frontrunner, Vice President Al Gore in November 1999. Gore won the popular vote, but Republican nominee George W. Bush was declared the winner of the Electoral College by the Supreme Court and was therefore elected president.
>Lichtman argued that in 2000, he specifically predicted the winner of the popular vote, which Gore won.
>In 2016, when there were six false keys against the incumbent Democrats, with Lichtman predicting the election of Republican nominee Donald Trump in September 2016. Trump lost the popular vote, but won the Electoral College and was therefore elected president.
>Lichtman had previously clarified that the keys only predicted the popular vote, not the Electoral College outcome, and claims that in 2016, he switched to predicting the outcome of the Electoral College, but this claim is not supported by his books and papers from 2016, which explicitly stated that the keys predict the popular vote.
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>>572561al gore lost by like 500 votes and probably would've won if they let him recount doe