Put differently, democrats don’t want voting by landmass, we want voting by people. Each individual’s vote should mean something.
The desire to abolish the Electoral College is driven by the idea Democrats want rural America to go away politically.https://www.foxnews.com/politics/elizabeth-warren-says-she-supports-eliminating-the-electoral-college-during-presidential-town-hall …
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Put differently, its seems that democrats want control/power any way they can attain it
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That's not true at all. The states with the fewest people per electoral vote, and therefore the highest “vote power,” are Wyoming, Vermont, and North Dakota. But you know that, you're just an asshole.http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/map_of_the_week/2012/11/presidential_election_a_map_showing_the_vote_power_of_all_50_states.html …
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There is no reason that a person's vote in Wisconsin should count 4 times as much as a person's vote in California. You tell me how that's fair. You won't though. It doesn't fit your fearmongering narrative.
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What evil spirit has grabbed your tenuous soul, Graham??? It is hard watching your demise in slow motion.
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Sure he’s compromised.
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No, people just don’t want to be lead by a gerrymandered minority. Pretty simple really.
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Electoral college has nothing to do with gerrymandering, it's about the whole state, gerrymandering is what happens for the house, which the dems control right now soooooo
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Now we know why you started to support and protect the
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