PA republicans are at it again

[johnpolitics]

Unconstitutional!!!

No. Maine and Nebraska assign based on winning the congressional districts in the state.

[CajunRaven]

No. Maine and Nebraska assign based on winning the congressional districts in the state.

There ya go.

[Baltimatt]

No. Maine and Nebraska assign based on winning the congressional districts in the state.

Indeed. Not all states have to do it, as was suggested earlier in this thread.

[Grindelwald]

It was a jab at the righties who think everything is unconstitutional. Although the Founding Fathers did create the Electoral College.

[Baltimatt]

I like the idea of splitting electoral votes, especially in states like CA and TX.

Unconstitutional!!!

You like the idea, but think it's unconstitutional?

[Baltimatt]

It was a jab at the righties who think everything is unconstitutional. Although the Founding Fathers did create the Electoral College.

Sorry, I didn't see your explanation before I made my last post.

[Grindelwald]

You like the idea, but think it's unconstitutional?

I admire your tenacity for digging up that old post of mine.

[Creekman]

It probably is. But I've had enough of Iowa and New Hampshire in the primaries and Ohio and Florida in the GE. Why the hell do they get to decide for the rest of us. And what about a state like Maryland where I have no voice at all, yet I pay a sh * tload of taxes.

Taxation without representation!:

Move!

[Baltimatt]

I admire your tenacity for digging up that old post of mine.

Actually, I didn't specifically look for your post, but I recalled a recent thread about Pennsylvania trying to make this move. That's when I found it and read it and came across your post.