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To: ReaganÃœberAlles

I just posted similar thoughts on another topic.

I once gave states allocating proportional electoral votes by congressional district short shrift. Now I think it is the only way to fight big city corruption and 120% voting tallies.

If you look at the red blue map of this country, red lands far exceed the blue coastal areas and major cities. We can never win all of California’s electoral votes, but we can take a chunk under a proportional system.

We have 30 GOP governors. They should be looking at an electoral college proportional voting system to fight against demorat vote stealing.

With a proportional system Philadelphia can vote 200% of their registered voters; they will only win Philadelphia.

I would like Barone to do a study. I’m sure we can take more electoral votes from them in such a system than they can take from us.


6 posted on 11/21/2012 6:03:45 PM PST by A'elian' nation (Political correctness does not legislate tolerance; it only organizes hatred. Jacques Barzun)
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Will never happen.

Elections are fixed in this country. There is no going back.

These ideas of electoral college and fair elections are fallacy.


9 posted on 11/21/2012 6:05:23 PM PST by AlmaKing
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To: A'elian' nation

The 17th Amendment should be repealed also.

http://repeal17now.org/


12 posted on 11/21/2012 6:09:20 PM PST by ReaganÜberAlles
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To: A'elian' nation

If only and all states with R governors pass this, it will hurt us; it needs to either be be just blue states with red state leadership (feasible) or all states (not feasible).


19 posted on 11/21/2012 6:21:18 PM PST by 92nina
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