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In 1984 it’s notable to point out Minnesota was decided by around 3,000 votes. Simply because Reagan chose not to campaign in the Minneapolis suburbs. Had he done so, he would’ve won all 50 states.
And yet even though Ronald reagan did not campaign in Minnesota and Minnesota is Walter mondale's home state, in Minnesota Walter mondale still won by a few votes.
Minnesota was actually the closest state in the 1984 election in terms of percent margin. Reagan won the other 49 states by a larger margin than Mondale won by in Minnesota.
One weird fact about this year's US election is that it's taking place on the 5th of November, which is Guy Fawkes night, one of the main national holidays of the UK. Meanwhile earlier this year the UK had it's election on the 4th of July which is the national holiday of the US.
The advantage of losing by a huge margin is that you'll know that you never stood a chance. If you lose by a few hundred votes in a couple of key swing states you'll always say 'I was this close to winning this close'. But if you lose by a big margin you'll say 'They needed someone to lose I was that person that's it.'
Not necessarily. The 1988 election could have probably ended differently if Dukakis hadn't fumbled it up. So sometimes, a really bad candidate can be enough to sink a campaign, even if the opponent isn't awe inspiring.
Fun fact about the 1820 election: The only vote Monroe didn’t win was a delegate who refused to cast the vote for him. The delegate was quoted saying, “No one could have what Washington had”, and would cast his ballot for Monroe’s Secretary of State, John Quincy Adams!
This-coupled with her being the 9th (and determining) state to ratify the Constitution-cemented New Hampshire as the fulcrum of presidential campaigns. Her presidential primary is first in the nation, and there remains an unwritten rule that if a candidate sweeps the electoral college, then one of her 4 electors will vote for his opponent so that it not be unanimous.
The one elector who didn't vote for Monroe ended up voting for future POTUS John Quincy Adams; Even before 1824 JQA was part of some election complications
Mr Beat: Puts photo of NYC before September 2001 on screen Me, knowing full well this video has nothing to do with THAT topic: *sweats nervously anyway*
Sure. Suffrage was limited to white male property owners, so 90% of the population wasn't eligible to vote. James Monroe was a major slaveholder, so the slaves didn't share his idea about "Era of Good Feelings".
I'd love to see something like a stream going through the elections and analyzing the differences between the popular vote and electoral vote, as well as landslides that were extreme but not enough to make the cut. I've been loving watching the streams on presidential topics from the past (like the tierlists)
Nice try, but blurring out the names won’t make this video not dated. Not after this week when Jeb Bush will get 101% of both the popular vote and electoral college.
Idk why but for some reason I feel like if Harris wins this election whatever Republican challenges her in 2028 will win by a landslide (so long as they're not Trump or Trump-esque)
@@iammrbeatSince we went to 50 states in August 1959, the two biggest EC routs were by Republicans . 1972 and 1984. In 1972, voters voted Democrat for Congress. Such ticket splitting wouldn’t occur today.
The reason for that incorrect prediction that Alf Landon would win by 57% of the popular vote is actually pretty interesting. The magazine conducted a poll of who people would vote for, but they did so by telephone. During the Great Depression, the only people who could afford a phone were the wealthy: who were far more likely to vote republican than the average man. This led to a biased sample and a laughably inaccurate prediction of the election. This was in my college statistics textbook as an example of challenges in taking polls.
Alf Landon lived a long time! 1887-1987, just making it past his 100th birthday. Interesting to think that while I was in high school in the 80s, a candidate for the 1936 presidential election was alive and kicking.
It's really interesting seeing current Chinese political cartoons being similar to old 1800s American political cartoons Like, single panel symbolism and commentary rather than mutlipanel stories and narratives
George McGovern was quoted as saying, "I wanted to run for President in the worst way - and I sure did." Nice that he had a sense of humor about being beaten so badly.
@@iammrbeat Come to think of it, so did Hubert Humphrey. Don't know if he was a good sport, but he probably was, since he seemed like a pleasant person.
an interesting thing to consider is that Richard Nixon almost had a black running mate in the form of Edward Brookes the senator for Massachusetts listed on his VP picks
The election of 1984 was the first I was eligible to vote in. Brimming with youthful enthusiasm, I marched off to the polls and cast my vote for Walter Mondale. It was a rather disheartening beginning to my life as an enfranchised adult.
First presidential election I was eligible to vote in, I voted for Bob Dole. I didn't realistically think he'd win but I couldn't bring myself to vote for Clinton.
I don't agree with 1820. I don't think 1820 should have been on the list because it was literally uncontested. I think you should only have ranked the contested elections. Here's what I would have done: #5. 1980 (though the popular vote was much closer) #4. 1984 #3. 1804 #2. 1972 #1. 1936
I love your videos man. Very well explained and you go through every detail thoroughly. Im currently taking apworld but im very excited to take apush next year. You're videos are a great source to understanding of our country's history and of what is currently happening. Very inspirational and engaging (I will make sure to watch the video of the era of good feelings)
@@eddyland1557 The Franklin Pierce landslide of 1852 was pretty impressive. Pierce is known as one of our worst presidents, but he got an impressive electoral college victory.
Fun fact: The two states that Charles Cotesworth Pinckney won in the election of 1804 (Connecticut and Delaware) were both states that had their legislatures appoint the electors. That means that Thomas Jefferson won every state that had a popular vote. That is the only time that has ever been done (except for Washington who ran unopposed).
The thing I find to be quite interesting about the most recent "lopsided" elections is that, even though it was a complete landslide victory in terms of the electoral college, the popular vote did not reflect that in the slightest. Just take a look at Reagan in 1984; he got 97.5% of the electoral votes, but didn't even manage to get 60% of the popular vote. Imagine randomly selecting 10 people to vote for something, the vote comes back 6-4, and it is considered a landslide.
I like how every time I see a UA-camr ask their audience to vote, it's always easy to tell who they're asking you to vote for even without ever naming either candidate. Or I think it is. Or perhaps Mr. Beat is simply too clever for me. Seriously though, I just recently discovered this channel and it's a great way to both be entertained and learn stuff when I've got a day off and nothing to do.
I was literally looking up to see if you made a video on this before about a week ago, and I said “damn he really should’ve made a video of this by now” and well speak of the devil
Great electoral video as always Mr. Beat! Fun fact (which I’m sure you already know): The Nixon vs. McGovern Election is the one covered in Hunter S. Thompson’s landmark “Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail.”
10:39 one representative in new Hampshire; "you know, this adams guy isnt half bad!" every other representative in the country: "dude what do you mean"
Brother to brother, please listen to me: I know election season is always tense and full of emotions. Hell, there's a good chance you'll dismiss what I say and jump to conclusions, but no matter who wins there won't be a dictator. We can't be living in absolute fear or anger otherwise that inevitably WILL lead to dictatorial results further down the line. At that point are you truly living if you let this heavily hang on your shoulders this much? As long as you advocate your opinion and keep an open mind, that is what truly matters. And like you said, get out there and vote my friends.
I remember once I went though your entire playlist of Presidental Elections and counted how my home county of Broome NY voted in each election. Wish I knew where I put that list. I have a bad habit of buying notebooks for various projects and then abandoning said project.
I think for the first two US presidential elections, premodernist's videos are pretty good. They were weird elections by modern standards, and in the first one the primary opposition was not about whether Washington should be the president but whether they should be having these federal elections and a "United States" to begin with, so the primary concern among the federalists was about the vice presidency, since there was a concern that the anti-federalists could vote in a way to prevent John Adams from getting the vice presidency, and sabotage the whole process.
Correction:
5:15 I accidentally had the wrong map up.
7:23 I accidentally said Rhode Island instead of Delaware.
I hope you can forgive me.
Which lopsided presidential elections did I miss?
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@@iammrbeat we don't forgive you
In the pinckney and jefferson election you accidentally said Rhode Island instead of Delaware
literally unwatchable
I will never forgive you for this mistake Mr. Beat (now Mr. Deadbeat😠)
Mr Beat beats the facts in a landslide
In 1984 it’s notable to point out Minnesota was decided by around 3,000 votes. Simply because Reagan chose not to campaign in the Minneapolis suburbs. Had he done so, he would’ve won all 50 states.
Well DC would have been nice
Also Mondale was from Minnesota
And yet even though Ronald reagan did not campaign in Minnesota and Minnesota is Walter mondale's home state, in Minnesota Walter mondale still won by a few votes.
Thank you for mentioning this!
Minnesota was actually the closest state in the 1984 election in terms of percent margin. Reagan won the other 49 states by a larger margin than Mondale won by in Minnesota.
One weird fact about this year's US election is that it's taking place on the 5th of November, which is Guy Fawkes night, one of the main national holidays of the UK. Meanwhile earlier this year the UK had it's election on the 4th of July which is the national holiday of the US.
I love this weird fact.
Didn't think about that. Cool
Wow
@@iammrbeatthere is a lot of other lopsided elections other than the top 5 and honorable mentions (1852, 1864, 1904, 1920, 1924, 1928, 1952, & 1956)
Mad… had this ever happened before?
The advantage of losing by a huge margin is that you'll know that you never stood a chance. If you lose by a few hundred votes in a couple of key swing states you'll always say 'I was this close to winning this close'. But if you lose by a big margin you'll say 'They needed someone to lose I was that person that's it.'
Not necessarily. The 1988 election could have probably ended differently if Dukakis hadn't fumbled it up. So sometimes, a really bad candidate can be enough to sink a campaign, even if the opponent isn't awe inspiring.
@@alonkatz4633You mean Dukakis' tank??? 😅😅😅
@@alonkatz4633 On the other hand, the Willie Horton ad sort of squashed any pretense H.W. was going to be a “kinder, gentler Reagan”.
I can think of a certain candidate for president who probably won't admit he lost even if he loses by a huge margin.
@@alonkatz4633I still think he would’ve lost. Since Bush was riding the coattails of how popular Reagan was.
You are just pumping these OUT right now and I couldn't be happier. Keep it up and thanks for continuing to inform all of us. 🙏
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A democrat winning 97% of the vote in Alabama in 1936 sounds absolutely insane today.
@@jaminplays6724 well democrats were the party of racism back then. Some would argue they still are.
Not if you know history
Today I suppose
but back then the Deep South was the bedrock of the Democratic Party.
well that was before the party switch
@@southbrooklyn Party realignment* FDR was no conservative.
0:31 Holy crossover! Wasn’t expecting a Vsauce jumpscare.
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Or were you
@@andrewwinslow9315 😳
@@andrewwinslow9315😂
"Hey vsauce, massive legend here!"
I don't think I will ever not laugh at the "Not that George Clinton" gag
😊
@@iammrbeat😊
Where's the P-Funk All Stars?
One time George Clinton (yes, that one, the funky one) was an answer in Jeopardy, and my parents asked me how I knew that. Thanks, @@iammrbeat!
The next time you mention John Jay, you should put up a photo of baseball player Jon Jay.
Fun fact about the 1820 election:
The only vote Monroe didn’t win was a delegate who refused to cast the vote for him. The delegate was quoted saying, “No one could have what Washington had”, and would cast his ballot for Monroe’s Secretary of State, John Quincy Adams!
@@sijdnsd6460 this is actually a bit of an urban myth, turns out the guy just thought that Monroe wasn't that great.
@@krisrecke72 literally everyone else did.
This-coupled with her being the 9th (and determining) state to ratify the Constitution-cemented New Hampshire as the fulcrum of presidential campaigns.
Her presidential primary is first in the nation, and there remains an unwritten rule that if a candidate sweeps the electoral college, then one of her 4 electors will vote for his opponent so that it not be unanimous.
The one elector who didn't vote for Monroe ended up voting for future POTUS John Quincy Adams; Even before 1824 JQA was part of some election complications
Mr Beat: Puts photo of NYC before September 2001 on screen
Me, knowing full well this video has nothing to do with THAT topic: *sweats nervously anyway*
That photo of NYC was actually from around 1984!
James Monroe perfectly encapsulates the fact that the ruler of a peaceful kingdom is seldom remembered
Sure. Suffrage was limited to white male property owners, so 90% of the population wasn't eligible to vote. James Monroe was a major slaveholder, so the slaves didn't share his idea about "Era of Good Feelings".
Unless you're Aargorn
I was in the middle of a two minute video but decided to get to this one ASAP instead of finishing it because Mr. Beat is important!
Woahness. Thanks for coming over to watch!
I'd love to see something like a stream going through the elections and analyzing the differences between the popular vote and electoral vote, as well as landslides that were extreme but not enough to make the cut. I've been loving watching the streams on presidential topics from the past (like the tierlists)
Right on
I will always be thankful for the electoral college because otherwise we would’ve had Hillary Clinton as president 😰
Nice try, but blurring out the names won’t make this video not dated. Not after this week when Jeb Bush will get 101% of both the popular vote and electoral college.
I think it was for this video to not get marked as political
@ Jeb
You spelled his name wrong, it's Jeb!, the exclamation point is important
@ Your right, my sincerest apologies.
@@EstrogenCubing Why would UA-cam care if a video was political?
Watching a Mr. Beat video and getting a notification for another new video has me questioning which one I’d rather watch
YES TO BOTH PLEASE
5:25 Map threw me off for a second.
I was just testing you.
The percentages adding up to 101% also threw me off.
@Kyleman7401 They had graveyard voters in that election too, I guess.
sure is something. i wonder how soon we can get another electoral sweep of a sane moderate candidate in the 21st century. anyway that ending tho
By reviving George Washington
In the 21st century? Wishful thinking
This would require the media (on both sides) to not be total liars.
@@danielplayspiano It will happen again someday I think. Too polarizing right now to see it happen anytime soon though.
Idk why but for some reason I feel like if Harris wins this election whatever Republican challenges her in 2028 will win by a landslide (so long as they're not Trump or Trump-esque)
Predictions: 1932, 1936, 1964, 1972 and 1984 elections.
crap i forgot about james monroe
@@ash_11117monrover
Good job sweetie
Good predictions
@@iammrbeatSince we went to 50 states in August 1959, the two biggest EC routs were by Republicans .
1972 and 1984. In 1972, voters voted Democrat for Congress. Such ticket splitting wouldn’t occur today.
I believe I suggested this video idea months or years in one of your older videos...Nice to see it's finally made
I do write down every suggestion on my magical video idea spreadsheet. :)
@iammrbeat Here's another idea for a potential video: The 10 most Consequential Presidential Elections in American History
The reason for that incorrect prediction that Alf Landon would win by 57% of the popular vote is actually pretty interesting. The magazine conducted a poll of who people would vote for, but they did so by telephone. During the Great Depression, the only people who could afford a phone were the wealthy: who were far more likely to vote republican than the average man. This led to a biased sample and a laughably inaccurate prediction of the election. This was in my college statistics textbook as an example of challenges in taking polls.
That’s like mailing out the survey but only to single-family homes.
Alf Landon lived a long time! 1887-1987, just making it past his 100th birthday. Interesting to think that while I was in high school in the 80s, a candidate for the 1936 presidential election was alive and kicking.
@@ChrisJones-ij3xp Yea, it would almost be like the winner of the 1976 presidential election being alive while I was in college...
Thank you! Great perspective.
I would love to see a video on political cartoons and advertising. Some thing with pics and clips
This is a great idea.
It's really interesting seeing current Chinese political cartoons being similar to old 1800s American political cartoons
Like, single panel symbolism and commentary rather than mutlipanel stories and narratives
I think The Cynical Historian is planning on doing something like that in the near future.
100k views in 7 hours, you love to see it. Thanks for another great video Mr. Beat.
0:29 Vsauce jumpscare
Vsauce jumpscare about sums up all of his videos. 😄
George McGovern was quoted as saying, "I wanted to run for President in the worst way - and I sure did." Nice that he had a sense of humor about being beaten so badly.
10:14 did Mr. Beat just threaten us???
I went to go watch that video because I value my life! 😲
I hope so.
RJ is the goat
Modale had to certify his own election loss as outgoing vice president, but was a good sport about it
Not his own election loss, but Carter’s election loss.
Al Gore got to do the same thing in 2000.
So did Nixon in 1960. He was an even better sport.
@@iammrbeat notice me, senpai
@@iammrbeat Come to think of it, so did Hubert Humphrey. Don't know if he was a good sport, but he probably was, since he seemed like a pleasant person.
Cant wait for more historical and educational content Mr. Beat!
Thank you for making history and politics interesting, and being a breath of fresh air in these divisive times.
38 seconds! Wow! Love ya Mr. Beat!!
an interesting thing to consider is that Richard Nixon almost had a black running mate in the form of Edward Brookes the senator for Massachusetts listed on his VP picks
And lets add 2024 to that list! (It most definitely will not be a landslide by any metric)
According to Trump, it will be. The biggest most tremendous landslide ever.
But do you want a landslide for which party?
@@whitezombie10 why does it matter? How will you respond if he says the party you disagree with?
Wrong. Trump will win in a landslide. No one wants the bovine running in the Democrat party.
Please just vote Trump. I don’t wanna be broke anymore.
Reporter: “Mr. President, what do you want for Christmas?”
Ronald Reagan: “Well, Minnesota would’ve been nice”
HONEY WAKE UP MR. BEAT JUST POSTED!!!!!
Wake up the entire neighborhood if you don't mind.
Yes Mr. Beat! I will watch your other videos!!!
keeping relevancy bias in mind, can you do a video about the top five most important elections in your opinion
That's a great idea.
I appreciate how the closed captions describe the movements Mr Beat is making. You know, so the visually impaired can see what he's doing.
It will be fun to watch Harris lose, Beat boy and Allan can have a good cry together.
Who is Allan?
I love you Mr.Beat! No amount of political disagreement with you can stop my love for your channel!
I love election coverage
Thanks for keeping me entertained this election season Mr. Beat!
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Not all heroes wear capes. Thank you.
Lol, love the Vsauce reference! And as always, thanks for reading my comment!
12:05 he looks genuinely horrified
Can you blame him?
OMG the vsauce music with the “OR IS IT?” at :30 killed me
7:17 He won Delaware and Connecticut, not Rhode Island and Connecticut.
I added the correction. Thank you.
11:14 I like that your map in 1820 highlights the unresolved border disputes with Canada (aka British North America as it was known at the time).
The election of 1984 was the first I was eligible to vote in. Brimming with youthful enthusiasm, I marched off to the polls and cast my vote for Walter Mondale.
It was a rather disheartening beginning to my life as an enfranchised adult.
Why Mondale 😂 Reagan was a great candidate and president
First presidential election I was eligible to vote in, I voted for Bob Dole. I didn't realistically think he'd win but I couldn't bring myself to vote for Clinton.
6:45 "Arguably, y'know, it wasn't constitutional for the president to just buy Louisiana like that."
Thomas Jefferson: "How bout I do anyway?"
I’ve been waiting for this. Excellent video once again.
Thank you!
The map at 5:16 is for 1972, not 1984.
I don't agree with 1820. I don't think 1820 should have been on the list because it was literally uncontested. I think you should only have ranked the contested elections. Here's what I would have done:
#5. 1980 (though the popular vote was much closer)
#4. 1984
#3. 1804
#2. 1972
#1. 1936
Can’t wait for your 2024 presidential election video…. Mr Beat.
Nice video as always!! :3
I have a feelinng that I might watch your Era of Good Feelings video
I GOTTA FEELING YOU WILL ;)
@ your feeling was correct. I just finished watching the video, and now I am “Feeling Good.”
I love your videos man. Very well explained and you go through every detail thoroughly. Im currently taking apworld but im very excited to take apush next year. You're videos are a great source to understanding of our country's history and of what is currently happening. Very inspirational and engaging (I will make sure to watch the video of the era of good feelings)
5:25 you put the wrong elleton map
second to last word: you forgot multiple letters
@@winterwatson6437 We all make mistakes.
Easy mistake
This was great! Voting today, btw! 💙
Personally I would have discounted 1820 alongside 1788-89 and 1792, as Monroe didn't have an actual opponent.
@@eddyland1557 The Franklin Pierce landslide of 1852 was pretty impressive. Pierce is known as one of our worst presidents, but he got an impressive electoral college victory.
Mr. Beat: "I have a feeling you're gonna WATCH THAT LATER ON...Do we have an understanding?"
Me: I feel like you're trying to tell me something. 🤔
7:58 99.97% has to be the highest non 100% I have ever seen election wise
That exasperated sigh at the end. I feel you, vote as if your life depends on it.
I think it's safe to say the upcoming one won't end up on this list.
A lot of people are saying that.
respect the grind. get the views while interest is high!
Yeah, but I made a couple of mistakes in the video due to not sleeping much these past couple weeks. :(
@ just make sure to sleep well and take care of yourself man. don’t burn yourself out!
Fun fact: The two states that Charles Cotesworth Pinckney won in the election of 1804 (Connecticut and Delaware) were both states that had their legislatures appoint the electors. That means that Thomas Jefferson won every state that had a popular vote. That is the only time that has ever been done (except for Washington who ran unopposed).
I should have mentioned this.
@@iammrbeat Besides that, you said Rhode Island instead of Delaware in your video. Oops.
Mr. Beat doing the ol' Troy McClure intro 😂
Showing your bias at the end there
7:11 Poor Delaware, even with the current president coming from there, nobody remembers it. Dela-where, amirite?
well Joe Biden is actually from Pennsylvania so they’re probably counting him as that
Or is it? **VSAUCE MUSIC PLAYS**
this killed me 😭
Landon only got 8 more electoral votes than me, and I didn’t even run.
The thing I find to be quite interesting about the most recent "lopsided" elections is that, even though it was a complete landslide victory in terms of the electoral college, the popular vote did not reflect that in the slightest. Just take a look at Reagan in 1984; he got 97.5% of the electoral votes, but didn't even manage to get 60% of the popular vote. Imagine randomly selecting 10 people to vote for something, the vote comes back 6-4, and it is considered a landslide.
I like how every time I see a UA-camr ask their audience to vote, it's always easy to tell who they're asking you to vote for even without ever naming either candidate. Or I think it is. Or perhaps Mr. Beat is simply too clever for me.
Seriously though, I just recently discovered this channel and it's a great way to both be entertained and learn stuff when I've got a day off and nothing to do.
Hitting us with that VSauce music, you know it's serious
I was literally looking up to see if you made a video on this before about a week ago, and I said “damn he really should’ve made a video of this by now” and well speak of the devil
😆
Always a good day when a Mr. Beat upload happens! Especially an election related one!
10:22 okay i’ll watch it please don’t hurt me
Great electoral video as always Mr. Beat! Fun fact (which I’m sure you already know): The Nixon vs. McGovern Election is the one covered in Hunter S. Thompson’s landmark “Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail.”
0:30 nice vsauce music
3:40 I'm glad to see Mr. Beat knows what the word 'literally' means.
Your channel is a source of inspiration and enjoyment. Keep it up, you're doing a great job!⛱🏈🌪
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Mr Beat, you are awesome 😊
“Well, Minnesota would have been nice.” - Ronald Reagan 1984 (due to the fact that Walter Mondale only won his home state and Washington DC)
Love the Vsauce reference.
0:26 The Vsauce reference😂
@@DasaniDaGOATed 🤨
10:39
one representative in new Hampshire; "you know, this adams guy isnt half bad!"
every other representative in the country: "dude what do you mean"
10:25 This is why I patreon
Hey, it’s BeatSauce here!
I know FDR is gonna be on here at least once
Brother to brother, please listen to me:
I know election season is always tense and full of emotions. Hell, there's a good chance you'll dismiss what I say and jump to conclusions, but no matter who wins there won't be a dictator. We can't be living in absolute fear or anger otherwise that inevitably WILL lead to dictatorial results further down the line. At that point are you truly living if you let this heavily hang on your shoulders this much? As long as you advocate your opinion and keep an open mind, that is what truly matters. And like you said, get out there and vote my friends.
4:38 George w. Bush reference?
I'm not a US citizen, but I find your videos very edutaining! Keep them coming, and greetings from Germany!
4:31 wanna know what else went down
I remember once I went though your entire playlist of Presidental Elections and counted how my home county of Broome NY voted in each election. Wish I knew where I put that list. I have a bad habit of buying notebooks for various projects and then abandoning said project.
Imagine being the one guy with a “Don’t blame me, I’m from Minnesota” bumper sticker when Iran-Contra became public knowledge.
MN is a trash state.
I think for the first two US presidential elections, premodernist's videos are pretty good. They were weird elections by modern standards, and in the first one the primary opposition was not about whether Washington should be the president but whether they should be having these federal elections and a "United States" to begin with, so the primary concern among the federalists was about the vice presidency, since there was a concern that the anti-federalists could vote in a way to prevent John Adams from getting the vice presidency, and sabotage the whole process.
4:29 you guys think it’s a good idea to fly a plane in between?
🌽🏀
New Mr Beat video Let's goooooo!
Mr. Beat is such a liberal
@@somebodyandthem snowflake
awww someone’s triggered
@ yeah mr beat is triggered. He has TDS big time
@ bro why do you worship a millionaire who doesn’t care about you
@ I don’t worship him. He’s done nothing but good for this country. Why do you hate millionaires? What have they done to you?
Love your channel