'Political Ramifications' have changed just with Trump being elected. We don't know what those will be and what they will apply to- what we do know is that the majority of the country feels betrayed by our process right now.
Those "ramifications" will be Trump re-allocating his re-election funds (again, Super PAC), into the defense of these tools that need GOP/Koch backing. This has been fucking clockwork for the past three administrations....
Do to restrictions on the House, it isn't serving its purpose to represent the populace (compare population to representation), so the disparity of the Senate representation is accentuated (2 no matter population), and the electoral college handing the Presidency to Trump (for the second time granting the Presidency to the loser of the popular vote)- the majority of voters are getting pissed at the continuos theft by Republicans of our Democracy. There is no repres notation at the federal level for the Majority. Things are going to get ugly, and Gorsuch should be grateful if he only loses his seat.
You're like Larry David if he was wasted and I love it. That was the greatest run-on sentence in the history of man. I'm pretty sure it was "Tremendous"...
That said:
Gorsuch will not lose his seat, nor should he. He was a ruefully elected, and confirmed appointee to the SCOTUS. While you and I may not agree with the details, those are the facts...
Ok, secondly, I get that you're advocating for the abolishment of the EC. I get it. I respectfully disagree and I'm a staunch Dem. People on all districts need to have representation, otherwise your veiled "taxation without representation" clause comes true. Solid point, I respectfully disagree...
I respect, and identify with many of the views you put forth, but not all. I just wish we had a leader to rectify these divides, don't you?