Pogo
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The Presidency is about Electoral votes decided by the states
If the states change how they decide, it is their decision
Well this group of losers called it quits so we will never know. Good luck next time losers!
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In a statement released Tuesday, National Popular Vote, the group pushing for states to adopt the compact, praised the move by Oregon's state Senate.
"This is the fully constitutional way to ensure that every voter is politically relevant in every presidential election while preserving the Electoral College as the founders intended," John Koza, the group's chairman, said.
Oregon could be the next state to OK sending electoral votes to winner of the popular vote - CNNPolitics
It doesn't matter what he says, it matters what the Supreme Court says.
Unless Congress gives it's consent of course.
Well, no, that's a separate issue. Constitutionally, Congress DOES need to agree to compacts among the states, but even if it does agree with this compact, the Supreme Court can still say that they're violating various rights of the people and overreaching their delegated powers.
Fat chance of that since they've been letting WTA slice all these centuries.
And I've already shown you, directly, how that disenfranchises millions of votes in any state, including the majority of its votes, including your own state.
Sorry but the C in SCOTUS does not stand for "cherrypickers".