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Tag: Elections Committee

NPV Whackjobs Still At It.

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Thu Nov 03, 2011 at 02:00:05 PM EST
Tags: NPV, National Popular Vote, Stupid Ideas, Electoral College, Republicans, Elections Committee, Soros, Progressives, Socialists, Constitution (all tags)

The price of liberty as has been said, is "eternal vigilance."

Never turn your back on the enemy. Especially if the end result of all their efforts is to relieve you of your part in the decision making process. The electoral college, as well as the establishment of the Senate was designed to protect state's interests in the face of ever wavering "POPULAR OPINION". The masses as we see all too often with reactionary effect respond to media driven impulses.

And media as we have known it can no longer be trusted.

It has become heavily manipulated by leftists with wads of cash. Like JON SOROS (George Soro's Son):

"The Constitution is no longer in line with our expectations regarding the role of the people in selecting the president. ... Under the proposed National Popular Vote compact, state legislatures would agree to choose electors who promise to support the winner of the nationwide popular vote."

Which would have meant Al Gore in 2000.

Soros has bankrolled the NPV movement, and we have Republicans in this state who actually think its a good idea.

That AlGore should have won?

Let that sink in, and go below.

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