Ohio Joins The Attempt To Shit on The Constitution and Eliminate The Electoral College

[M14 Shooter]

The "bottom line" is that states have the legal Constitutional right to apportion their EC delegates as they see fit.

They do not, however have the right, absent congressional consent, to enter into an compact or agreement with other states with regard to said electoral votes, as noted in Article I Sec 10.
Your hurt pussy will not change this.

 

[Pogo]

The "bottom line" is that states have the legal Constitutional right to apportion their EC delegates as they see fit.

They do not, however have the right, absent congressional consent, to enter into an compact or agreement with other states with regard to said electoral votes, as noted in Article I Sec 10.
Your hurt pussy will not change this.

How's that search for the poster's celebration of shooting coming along?

Is Robert Mueller running it?

 

[Lesh]

The "bottom line" is that states have the legal Constitutional right to apportion their EC delegates as they see fit.

They do not, however have the right, absent congressional consent, to enter into an compact or agreement with other states with regard to said electoral votes, as noted in Article I Sec 10.
Your hurt pussy will not change this.

What "agreement" are you referring to liar?

 

[M14 Shooter]

The "bottom line" is that states have the legal Constitutional right to apportion their EC delegates as they see fit.

They do not, however have the right, absent congressional consent, to enter into an compact or agreement with other states with regard to said electoral votes, as noted in Article I Sec 10.
Your hurt pussy will not change this.

What "agreement" are you referring to liar?

Look at you, happily wallowing in your willful ignorance.
As usual.

Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote
Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote

Article 1 Sec 10
No state shall, without the consent of Congress, lay any duty of tonnage, keep troops, or ships of war in time of peace, enter into any agreement or compact with another state

 

[Cecilie1200]

 

[regent]

"We the people" want our vote to count just as do other Americans. All equal and shippy-shape. We should be getting rid of all the slavery requirements that were necessary to create America. America has been created and most of it's citizens want it to continue to improve.

 

[M14 Shooter]

"We the people" want our vote to count just as do other Americans. All equal and shippy-shape. We should be getting rid of all the slavery requirements that were necessary to create America. America has been created and most of it's citizens want it to continue to improve.

You'll need to amend the constitution.
Get busy.

 

[Pogo]

"We the people" want our vote to count just as do other Americans. All equal and shippy-shape. We should be getting rid of all the slavery requirements that were necessary to create America. America has been created and most of it's citizens want it to continue to improve.

You'll need to amend the constitution.
Get busy.

Nobody needs to "amend the constitution". It's already written in a way that sets this up.

You however still need to admit you're a liar.

 

[Cecilie1200]

"We the people" want our vote to count just as do other Americans. All equal and shippy-shape. We should be getting rid of all the slavery requirements that were necessary to create America. America has been created and most of it's citizens want it to continue to improve.

Your vote DOES count . . . in the actual election system we use. You're pissed because your vote doesn't count the way you want in the election system you want to use . . . and nobody gives a shit about making your fantasy system look "fair" to you.

Also, blathering childishly about "anything created in a time that I deem to be imperfect is automatically evil!" just makes you look extra-foolish. If we're going to insist that the only valid government system is one created by a "morally pure", perfect nation, we're never going to have a government at all. Instead of throwing up all these asinine irrelevancies, why don't you try discussing the system on its actual merits . . . if that's not too complicated for you?

 

[buckeye45_73]

Is the EC written into the Constitution?

You're joking right?

I like to learn stuff.
You should try it.

'Unconstitutional' is thrown around as a criticism so often that it's hard to know what is and isn't.

ait is in the Constitution, I learned that in first grade, how are you an adult and not know that?