Yeah . I ' m just aiming for the Bale <| sep |> And yet it ' s being used to describe every aspect of anyone who didn ' t vote for Hillary . <| sep |> FFS we ' re 2 episodes in and you want 20 years of TG greatness already ? ain ' t going to happen , I liked the episode , but you could feel it was the first they recorded after starting up again , and I give them this one without worrying because they properly needed to find the rhythm , as we saw in episode 1 where it was a bit more natural , and I ' m betting it will only get better from here on out . <| sep |> Exactly my thought <| sep |> But the popular vote really shouldn ' t be the focus when electing the President of the United States . The question , to me , is At what point does the difference between the will of the sum of the people of the states and the balance of EC become so great that the EC is no longer ' fair ' to both sides ? For reference , in 1787 , the largest state The Commonwealth of Virginia had roughly 10 times the populace of the smallest state GeorgiaDelaware There ' s a lot of disagreement about how populous the smallest states were . Right now , the most populace state is California with ~ 38 million people , and the smallest state , Wyoming , has ~ 600 thousand . Wyoming is 63 times smaller . At what point does the huge over and underweighting of populations become ' unfair '? Can the Founders be reasonably supposed to have prepared for such a dramatically unbalanced map ? And this doesn ' t even go into how absurdly huge Congress would be if the Founder ' s intentions were made reality . And there ' s the argument for better representation in the electoral collegeCertainly I hope we can both agree that the current size of Congress is , if not unfair , then outdated ? Edit also , the representation of overseas territories is pretty appalling , I think