Sore-loser Democrats want to change the rules.
None of this was unanticipated by the Founders. They considered popular vote for the presidency and Senate a bug, not a feature.
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Sore-loser Democrats want to change the rules.
None of this was unanticipated by the Founders. They considered popular vote for the presidency and Senate a bug, not a feature.
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Electoral fraud is much easier when you only have to do it in California, and not dozens of states.
Edward gets right to the point, and I completely agree.
Changing the rules is part of the Massachusetts hackarama:
When a Democrat was governor, the gov could appoint temporary Senators if one had to leave before the term was up…..
Then Romney became governor and they changed that rule so he could NOT appoint a temp Senator…..
Then when a Democrat became guv and a Sen had to be appointed guess what?
They changed it back so that the guv could
I think the Republic is pretty much dead when one major party regards any election they don’t win as illegitimate.
But they cheated like they always do and Hillary still didn’t win. It’s just not fair!
And, yeah, you’re right. Democracy was supposed to be the peaceful alternative to civil war, but the left no longer want to play.