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Topic	Who do you think will win this presidential election?
LoZguy709 05/08/24 6:48:02 PM #79:	divot1338 posted... The Republicans gleefully did it for George W Bush. Then they appointed two of the fucking guys responsible to the US Senate and the Supreme Court. With Bush v. Gore, the margin of defeat, in terms of the electoral college, was not significant enough to bypass SC fuckery. When they can pin it down to one at-the-time swing state, it makes their job a lot easier. The hypothetical scenario in which states just have their own electors decide the favored presidential candidate is more drastic, even if it could fall within Constitutional framework, because voters today are not going to just accept it and move on with that being the new standard. <cite>LoZguy709 posted [p:980305548] in Who do you... [t:80765072]...</cite> <quote>divot1338 posted... </cite><quote>The Republicans gleefully did it for George W Bush.Then they appointed two of the fucking guys responsible to the US Senate and the Supreme Court.</quote>With Bush v. Gore, the margin of defeat, in terms of the electoral college, was not significant enough to bypass SC fuckery. When they can pin it down to one at-the-time swing state, it makes their job a lot easier. The hypothetical scenario in which states just have their own electors decide the favored presidential candidate is more drastic, even if it could fall within Constitutional framework, because voters today are not going to just accept it and move on with that being the new standard.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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