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Speaking of Waging War Against Time-tested American Institutions...

Good luck with that.
the NPVIC only needs 90 more electoral votes to go into effect. States with a total of 158 electoral votes have legislation pending.
Reasonable path to 90:

Oregon 7
Nevada 6
Arizona 11
Minnesota 10
New Hampshire 4
Maine 4
North Carolina 15
Georgia 16
Florida 29
 
This is the dumbest hill you've picked to die on yet. It's self evident how that works, and which 3 cities I'm referring to.
LA Chicago NYC?
Including suburbs that amounts to about 13% of the US population and that's if you could get all of those people to vote the same way.
 
It's your quote. Just asking who you think the righteous right in particular are. Which ones are righteous?
It is contextually defined right there in my post, it is the people who would never do anything like use all legal means at it is disposal to gain and exercise power.
 
the NPVIC only needs 90 more electoral votes to go into effect. States with a total of 158 electoral votes have legislation pending.
Reasonable path to 90:

Oregon 7
Nevada 6
Arizona 11
Minnesota 10
New Hampshire 4
Maine 4
North Carolina 15
Georgia 16
Florida 29
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It would be a curious court case to see the lawsuit against a state for voter disenfranchisement in a state that went for one candidate but due to the national popular vote their electoral delegates went to the opposite party.
 
It would be a curious court case to see the lawsuit against a state for voter disenfranchisement in a state that went for one candidate but due to the national popular vote their electoral delegates went to the opposite party.
The voter disenfranchisement case would be pretty hard to make while defending a system that makes a vote for a republican in a democrat majority state worth 0.
 
The voter disenfranchisement case would be pretty hard to make while defending a system that makes a vote for a republican in a democrat majority state worth 0.
No, it wouldn’t at all actually.
 
the NPVIC only needs 90 more electoral votes to go into effect. States with a total of 158 electoral votes have legislation pending.
Reasonable path to 90:

Oregon 7
Nevada 6
Arizona 11
Minnesota 10
New Hampshire 4
Maine 4
North Carolina 15
Georgia 16
Florida 29
Boy, this is a real hoot.
 
I dated a flaming feminist many moons ago when feminism was in its infancy. She was of the opinion that being rammed doggie style was an act of dominance by men over women with similar overtones to rape and oppression. But, she surely loved being rammed that way.
 
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I dated a flaming feminist many moons ago when feminism was in its infancy. She was of the opinion that being rammed doggie style was an act of dominance by men over women with similar overtones to rape and oppression. But, she surely loved being rammed that way.
How has this post not been linked eleventy billion times already??
 
It would be a curious court case to see the lawsuit against a state for voter disenfranchisement in a state that went for one candidate but due to the national popular vote their electoral delegates went to the opposite party.

Without weighing in on the underlying debate re: electoral college, nothing in the Constitution requires electoral college electors to vote in faith/alignment with the nominated or voted upon candidates within the state. There have been something like nearly 200 “faithless” Electoral College delegates through the years.

The Supreme Court has held that a state can empower parties to require formal pledges to vote for nominated candidates, but 20 states have no such law. The penalty in the states (and DC) which have such formal requirements are all relatively minor.

The 2016 election had 10 such faithless electors. 7 of them were replaced per state law in faithless elector situations. 3 votes were actually cast in the EC for candidates other than DT or HC and counted.

States have wide latitude in determining by statute how EC delegates are to vote and penalties or replacement for those that do not comply with the state law.
 
IF we ever remove the electoral college then that would also necessitate federal management of elections. There's no way I'm going by the total popular vote and at the same time allowing California to allow and even encourage illegal voting.

Ostatedchi, IMHO exactly why the liberals scum want illegals and 16 year olds to vote. Yea now it just local elections, then it would be statewide elections. One group is so insufficiently educated to understand much of anything except sports and screwing and the other grows an extra 6 arms for government handouts since they believe the government should be a cradle to grave organization.

I believe the voting stunts they are trying to pull are a direct but distant approach to deny 2/3 states ratifications of amendments put forth at a future states convention, to say create term limits, deny birth right citizenship etc etc.
 
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I do have a clue. There is no reason to defend it so vehemently, except for the fact that it works in your favor. When it stops working in your favor (however unlikely that is) you will stop defending it. This just like selective outrage over activist judges.
Projection again here.
 
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