BTW Google "Electoral boundary bias" and read the INDEPENDENT article if you need educating

All in good time, now back to the point

Trump was beaten by three million votes , so how come he made president?

You really don't know? It's how the American system works. A similar system that gave ukip 4 seats in 2010(i think) for 4 million votes and the snp 50 odd seats for just over 2 million. But win it he did under the USA rules.

It's quite ironic the best voting system is for MEP's.

Depends if you like hung parliaments which is what we would have ad infinitum. I mean it's not exactly working at the moment is it? Permanent indecision and procrastination

But it wouldn’t be if we adopted the same system we use for European Parliament. More representative to voting percentage.

But you would need 51% of the vote to have control. Like I said permanent hung parliaments.

And that hasn't happened since the 1930's

I admire the fact that he’s trying to do what he said he would, he was voted in and every man and his dog are doing everything they can to bring him down. I also admire his resilience. But the man is a ruthless businessman, he’s sell us down the river to better his own country and his environmental stance is shocking, I dislike this.

I can find nothing to admire, even grudgingly, about Trump; he's a failed businessman who has been bankrupt multiple times - and even managed to lose money on a casino; he's politically dumb, thin-skinned, mean-spirited and a racist misogynist, with no respect for anyone other than the Fox News stenographers who say nice things about him. A despicable individual, and it shames us that he was given a state visit.

I can only hope that he's impeached, and that the US recovers from his presidency; although like Brexit here, he has managed to divide the nation, and that will take a lot of fixing.