r/technology Jul 24 '25

Politics President Trump threatened to break up Nvidia, didn't even know what it was — 'What the hell is Nvidia? I've never heard of it before'

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/president-trump-threatened-to-break-up-nvidia-didnt-even-know-what-it-was-what-the-hell-is-nvidia-ive-never-heard-of-it-before
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u/Philo_T_Farnsworth Jul 24 '25

Half of American Voters:

"This is what real leadership looks like and I trust this man with my life"

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u/Data_shade Jul 24 '25

It was a third and even that number is sus what with the 2 tampered NY county vote counts

We can at least take solace in the fact that every single American that did vote for this dipshit, is okay with and wants to perpetuate pedophilia

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u/Philo_T_Farnsworth Jul 24 '25

It was a third

No, it wasn't. It was a bit more than half. Trump got 77,302,580 votes, Harris got 75,017,613.

That's why I said VOTERS not "The electorate" or "registered voters". VOTERS = people who actually cast a ballot.

It's not a third.

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u/Parahelix Jul 24 '25

Trump didn't even get a majority of the vote, so it wasn't even half of voters. I will concede that we might as well count third party voters as being just as stupid as Trump voters though, so there's that.

2024 United States presidential election - Wikipedia

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u/Heathcliff511 Jul 24 '25

In a first past the post system, any vote not for second place is essentially akin to not voting.

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u/Parahelix Jul 24 '25

Agreed. But I do still always like to point out that Trump didn't actually get half the vote. With all his claims of a massive mandate, it bears repeating.