To: AndyJackson
"Clearly, Trump supporters and, potentially, anyone who sees this sort of procedural move as a dirty trick, would object to this as antidemocratic. But voters preferences would still be reflected albeit indirectly in the decisions made by the state legislatures, whose members are elected by the people. And the existence of the Electoral College, no matter how electors are chosen, means that the people, technically, have already been indirectly selecting their presidents.
10 posted on
03/18/2016 8:10:38 AM PDT by
jessduntno
("Where the Hell do you put the bayonet?" - Gen. "Chesty" Puller, at a flamethrower demonstration.)
To: All
BLM protests will be a walk in the park compared to what happens when “whitey” has had enough....
To: jessduntno
Do you also find it striking that the author points to the indirect influence of voter preferences, despite that fact that a great percentage of the electorate has realized that their elected representatives don’t, in fact, “represent”?
21 posted on
03/18/2016 8:51:51 AM PDT by
MortMan
(Let's call the push for amnesty what it is: Pedrophilia.)
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