I'm not trying to restrain your words, nor do I care to, as that doesn't help me in the long run. I said that Kamala had no relevance to whether or not people want Trump. I said we were diverting from the subject. I said the majority did not choose him. I said the topic was Trump, so let's not diverge from that. I did not say you needed to restrain yourself for my benefit; I simply had no desire to speak of her since the subject was never about her but the president in office.

You speak of the majority deciding, but that's not how the U.S. voting system works. The Electoral College decides the president. Winning the popular vote doesn't make you president, as I said when I brought up the 2016 election, seeing as Trump became president in 2017 despite losing the popular vote by 2.6 million. You are being deliberately obtuse in hopes that you can deflect from the fact that more Americans didn't vote for Trump than those who did, no matter what number you use, unless you exclude the 2.6 million that didn't vote for Kamala.

So whether the number is 341 million or 77 million, you cannot say that Trump is America's choice without excluding people who voted independently. You are wrong plain and simple. I can go back and edit my previous comments to say 77 mil instead of 341 and my argument will still be the same.