The forefathers established the United States as a Republic of States and not a Democracy. This provision was to maintain the power of the states as opposed to losing it to the collective wishes of the country as a whole.
Faithless Electors are those that refuse to cast their Electoral College vote in accordance with the popular vote of their state. The National Popular Vote wants member States to cast their state’s electors according to the national popular vote regardless of how their state voted. Did the US Supreme just put a stake in the … Read more
The NH House Election Law Committee voted unanimously this morning to recommend Interim Study, or ‘polite death’, for the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact bill. The bill, introduced this year, was retained in Committee and must be acted upon in the second year of session under NH House Rules. The whole House must adopt the … Read more
The National Popular Vote (NPV) freight train just slowed down a tiny bit. Nevada’s Democrat governor has vetoed Assembly Bill 186 which would have tied Nevada to the scheme. His reason? Well, it’s the same as mine, actually.
Democrats do not want fairness; they want Democrats to win. And they’ll come up with whatever strategy gets them there. The National Popular vote is one such scam. It erases the value of the electoral college and makes states like New Hampshire meaningless.
Retiring Burlington, Vermont, Mayor Miro Weinberger is, by all sane accounts, left-wing, as was his anointed replacement Joan Shannon; in anywhere but Burlington, they are far-left Democrats. So when the city elected a “progressive” last week, well, guess what?
Michigan has a caucus and a primary on different days, and they both assign delegates. Yesterday, the Wolverine State held its primary, and like it or not, Trump pulled almost 70% of the vote.
For a long time now, the political leaders in this country have been trying to create a paradigm shift by removing the power from the people to make decisions and placing it nearly exclusively into their own hands. These are abuses of power that have for too long gone unchallenged by an apathetic and resigned … Read more
Despite massive support from legacy and social media, the political landscape is moving away from Democrats and Joe Biden, according to recent polls conducted by the Wall Street Journal, Gallup, and the Associated Press.
On Thursday, March 16th, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted on HCR4, an Article V convention application limited to proposing an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to limit the number of terms that members of the U.S. House and Senate can serve—Term Limits for Congress.
Democrats cheered when Biden stepped foot into the Oval Office and started shutting down oil and gas infrastructure. Prices immediately rose, and that was good for them too. Make it so expensive that green can compete.
I run into resistance all of the time when supporting measures that would improve knowledge and literacy in the core academic subjects. That is why I’m making a public appeal to those who care about the poor quality of civics education students are receiving.
Marcellus, in Hamlet Act 1, bids Horatio to go with him. To follow Hamlet and the ghost of his father, the dead king. Why? There is intrigue, deception, some ill at play, and he yearns to know its name. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. And so it is with Americans and the … Read more
If I was Joe Biden, no one would blink an eye if I called NH Maine or NH Vermont. That’s just how the MSM rolls (while the rest of us just roll our eyes). But “Harry” decided to send me a text:
Another line of argument against austerity is that public debt is not really a problem. This argument is especially popular now, given that interest rates are generally very low, so debt is not expensive.
One of the greatest guardians of the rule of law these days is the Washington, D.C. based Judicial Watch non-profit organization. See www.JudicialWatch.org
The ACLU, National Action Network, Center for Popular Democracy, and others are mad at Democrats, including Chris Pappas and Annie Kuster. The US House recently advanced legislation they claim, “promises continued over-criminalization and mass incarceration of people of color.”
Can Electoral College voters be compelled to vote for the winner of state popular vote? That case is now at the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS).
If 19 Democrats decide their congressional districts are too fragile to support a yes vote on impeachment, and defected, those Articles would fail. Seats in districts Trump won in 2016 that they could lose if they join the Party and move the matter to the Senate for Trial.
The Maine State Senate must not like their voters very much. They just chose to join the National Popular Vote, which would erase Maine by turning it into a meaningless (if not incredibly large) county of New York State.