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.
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In remarking on Colorado’s decision to sacrifice itself on the NPV alter I wrote,
By signing on with the national popular vote scam highly urban areas controlled by liberals can decide who Colorado chooses for President. Colorado is mostly rural. If New Hampshire were to pass such a bill, we’d be a colony of New York.
Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak said the same thing.
“Once effective, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact could diminish the role of smaller states like Nevada in national electoral contests and force Nevada’s electors to side with whoever wins the nationwide popular vote, rather than the candidate Nevadans choose.”
Maine, which is considering the move, should take the hint. Like New Hampshire, it would disappear into the electoral mist cast by New York. But Democrat majorities do not care about their state’s electoral sovereignty. They want a permanent one-party presidential rule, which makes Democrat Governor Steve Sisilak’s veto that much more special.
Let’s hope it sticks, and other states listen.
