iceberg
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well i think it will still come to a SC decision.3) don't see why it's a big deal. it still has to pass and when done, show taxes or don't run.
his call.
Really, even if a couple of blue locked states, like California or Maryland, passed these bills, Donald could easily choose to not seek a ballot spot in those states. There's already zero chance of a state so blue that it passes a bill like this of going red in 2020.
can a state require more for a federal office than the federal gov does? the signature thing comes into doubt but this isn't personal in nature. it just shows enough people *want* you there.
if the states can do this - then what would stop the states from dictating more terms that align with their own, and not national, best interests?
what's the point about even being "united" then?