Why is it that Hillary Clinton conceded the election peacefully, but some of her supporters think that she got cheated out because of the EC?

Delaware has more than one vote for every 2o0,000 people Texas has less than one per 700,000. So my vote counts over three times more than a vote in Texas.

1stSgt Nelson Kerr - Keep in mind that 2 of each state's representatives are senators, which are equal representation rather than proportional, and every state has at least one congressional district, so comparisons like you made are going to be badly skewed right from the beginning. Especially in states which have the minimum of representation in Congress already. If you really want Delaware to have less representation, that means you want your state to not have a congressman. Not at all practicable, but you could bring it up to your representatives if you wish. The fact remains that the people of our republic do not vote directly on federal questions (and the election of the chief executive of the federal government is a federal question if ever there was one). The people's representatives vote on these questions, which is why the artificial combination called the "national popular vote" is completely meaningless. President-elect Trump won 30 of the popular votes that matter in a republic made up of States, instead of merely regions or areas.

CPT (Join to see) - I want the presidency to be detrinened simply by the will of the voters, or barring that that the Electoral college be allowed to work as it was intended, The Current set up is a corruption of the original and serves no practical purpose.
Trump himself called for a revolution when the electoral college overrode the poplar vote and called for riots and violence

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2229109/Election-2012-Donald-Trump-tweets-anger-following-disgusting-injustice-Obamas-election.html

1stSgt Nelson Kerr - The will of the voters is exactly how the presidency was determined, 1stSgt. The will of the voters of each of these United States, determining how their state's representatives would vote for them in this federal election. The people do not vote on any federal matter directly. Their representatives vote for them, because states are over people, and the federal government is over the states. If someone wants to have a direct governance over the people by the federal government, and direct decision of federal issues by the people rather than by the states, that person wants to live in a very different sort of country. Not the constitutional republic where we live.

Very true, the government helps EVERYONE more than we all think or care to know. Whether it be from traffic safety to air pollution. They do serve a point!

Your comment is very interesting and I think it raises a lot of good points! Your ballot is your voice!

SGT(P) (Join to see) Don't construe that to mean that people do not have a right to peacefully protest and to have a redress of grievances from the government. What we are seeing now is criminal activity interlaces with protest. One covers the other. The ballot box is where we are allowed to make concrete changes. This party or person is out, another is in etc. We are 3 days after a national election. The people have spoken. The protestors refuse to accept it. That isn't reasonable protest it is abject stupidity.

With all due respect to both you and the PROTESTORS, I think that they are voicing their concerns in a decent manner. The violent rioters who are vandalizing things and making the situation worse than it currently is, is my only concern. I also do think the protests are fairly childish considering you don't see anyone complaining BUT the supporters.

It's okay to protest peaceably. It's quite another thing to riot. In fact, peaceful assembly is a right granted to all under the Constitution.