OohPooPahDoo
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If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
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If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
No, you fundamentally don't understand what a Republic is, do you?
No.. because there is good reason to have our 3 branches chosen in 3 differing ways... We already have a branch chosen by popular vote, and that is the legislative.. the EC also ensures the voices of each state (you know, those things that give the fed its power thru the Constitution) are heard
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
Actually, that wont be a problem, seeing California has pledged to cast their electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote.
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
No, you fundamentally don't understand what a Republic is, do you?
So in your fucked up world a republic, by definition, requires an electoral college exactly like the one we have now.
Got it.
I guess the United States is the only republic in the world then.
No.. because there is good reason to have our 3 branches chosen in 3 differing ways... We already have a branch chosen by popular vote, and that is the legislative.. the EC also ensures the voices of each state (you know, those things that give the fed its power thru the Constitution) are heard
THere's no branch chosen by national popular vote.
Anyway EC reform doesn't neccessarily mean popular vote.
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
Reform? What exactly does that mean?
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
Reform? What exactly does that mean?
Anything that changes the system from the current winner-take-all by state.
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
No, you fundamentally don't understand what a Republic is, do you?
So in your fucked up world a republic, by definition, requires an electoral college exactly like the one we have now.
Got it.
I guess the United States is the only republic in the world then.
No, you fundamentally don't understand what a Republic is, do you?
So in your fucked up world a republic, by definition, requires an electoral college exactly like the one we have now.
Got it.
I guess the United States is the only republic in the world then.
Are you really as fucking ignorant and stupid as you post here?
If Obama wins Electoral College but loses the popular vote, will Republicans finally be in favor of electoral college reform?
Actually, that wont be a problem, seeing California has pledged to cast their electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote.