18 Jan 13
Originally posted by bill718Just smoke and mirrors. They know the electronic voting machines will skew the results anyway. Diverting attention away from the Banking cartel getting ready to start a world war and taking your retirement funds.
This is sad...
http://news.yahoo.com/gop-eyes-election-laws-091622720--election.html
18 Jan 13
Originally posted by bill718You are sad. From the founding, whatever two parties existed, sought what advantage they could in State law. Gerrymandering is common no matter who controls a State legislature, so your headline is inane accusing the GOP of what Democrats practice equally.
This is sad...
http://news.yahoo.com/gop-eyes-election-laws-091622720--election.html
The GOP path to winning is simple. Nominate a conservative candidate.
18 Jan 13
Originally posted by normbenignRegardless of the party, do you agree with the idea of dividing the electoral votes based on who won individual house seats?
You are sad. From the founding, whatever two parties existed, sought what advantage they could in State law. Gerrymandering is common no matter who controls a State legislature, so your headline is inane accusing the GOP of what Democrats practice equally.
The GOP path to winning is simple. Nominate a conservative candidate.
Frankly, I don't care what party has endorsed this plan. It's a stupid one that is transparently there to garner more electoral votes.
Just because you can claim both parties do it doesn't make it somehow right.
18 Jan 13
Originally posted by PsychoPawnNo, I prefer the original winner takes all electoral vote standard.
Regardless of the party, do you agree with the idea of dividing the electoral votes based on who won individual house seats?
Frankly, I don't care what party has endorsed this plan. It's a stupid one that is transparently there to garner more electoral votes.
Just because you can claim both parties do it doesn't make it somehow right.
I am surprised that it is Republicans pushing the split vote agenda now. In the past it has been the Democrats who sought proportional electoral voting.