Do away with the Electoral College?

[JWBooth]

Time for Dems to FLIP FLOP 180 am I right.

I think that they just shut up about it for the time being, same with court packing.

 

[Redfish]

That is false.



Regardless of the fact constitutional amendments are difficult to effect, that does not change the absolute stupidity saying that we can't change the constitution because it would require changing the constitution.

ok, wizard. tell us what it takes to pass a constitutional amendment. look it up and report back.

 

[Stormy Daniels]

ok, wizard. tell us what it takes to pass a constitutional amendment. look it up and report back.

Amendments have to be ratified by the legislatures of 3/4s of states, or by conventions of 3/4s of states. Popular referenda are not a permitted mode of ratification.

Now please DM me your mailing address so I can submit your invoice for this tutoring session.

 

[hadit]

Amendments have to be ratified by the legislatures of 3/4s of states, or by conventions of 3/4s of states. Popular referenda are not a permitted mode of ratification.

Now please DM me your mailing address so I can submit your invoice for this tutoring session.

I'm just waiting for the liberal states to make their little compact to give their EC votes to the popular vote winner and Ca and NY voters realize their votes for a democrat were nullified and given to a Republican.

 

[Redfish]

Amendments have to be ratified by the legislatures of 3/4s of states, or by conventions of 3/4s of states. Popular referenda are not a permitted mode of ratification.

Now please DM me your mailing address so I can submit your invoice for this tutoring session.

3/4 of 50 is 38. the state legislatures would only ratify an amendment after the voters of their state approved such action via a referendum. my invoice cancels yours since yours was fraudulent.

 

[Stormy Daniels]

3/4 of 50 is 38. the state legislatures would only ratify an amendment after the voters of their state approved such action via a referendum

You're one stupid son of a bitch.

You're wrong on the logic. Tautologies are not refutations. And you're wrong on the facts. State referenda are not required to ratify constitutional amendments. And you're wrong on history. There is no significant historical use of referenda by states as preludes for ratifying amendments.

Go ahead. Keep talking. Just keep throwing more and more stupidity into the mix.