Is it time for Donnie to step aside due to his incoherent rambling demented state?
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It's time to get rid of the Electoral College which gives more voting power to morons who support an incoherent rambling demented racist cult leader.
shareYes, let's give all the power to the bread and circus, Democrat controlled population centers like Los Angeles and New York City, so that the interests voted on there can enslave the rest of the country with a simple majority of numbers. The Founding Fathers had no idea what they were doing by establishing an Electoral College as a component of checks and balances and we should instead put our trust in Keelai, the media that is currently propagandizing for this transition and the Biden Administration, for their infinite pool of infallible wisdom.
shareThe present-day Electoral College has nothing to do with the Founding Fathers since it was drastically changed:
"The ratification of the 12th Amendment, the expansion of voting rights, and the States’ use of the popular vote to determine who will be appointed as electors have each substantially changed the process."
https://www.voanews.com/a/usa_all-about-america_todays-democracy-isnt-exactly-what-wealthy-us-founding-fathers-envisioned/6201097.html
Furthermore, the Founding Fathers didn't want morons like yourself voting. They specifically wanted only wealthy and educated business and plantation owners voting. That would leave you and your adlebrained Trump cultists pals out.
From your article:
"They even availed themselves of that process with the ratification in 1804 of the 12th Amendment, which established separate Electoral College votes for president and vice president. "
Did you even read that random article you tried to use as proof, you fucking idiot?
Here's one that's actually relevant to this context:
"The Electoral College is a process, not a place. The Founding Fathers established it in the Constitution, in part, as a compromise between the election of the President by a vote in Congress and election of the President by a popular vote of qualified citizens."
https://www.archives.gov/electoral-college/about#:~:text=The%20Electoral%20College%20is%20a,popular%20vote%20of%20qualified%20citizens.
That literacy article you love to spam seems relevant right now. Learn to read.
"The Founding Fathers had no idea what they were doing by establishing..."
Your non sequitur reply is irrelevant since it doesn't contradict my previous comment that the Founding Fathers' original legislation written in the Constitution was severely altered years later which leaves your entire argument moot.
1 vote per person, you election-cheater.
Here it is for you again, from your own source no less:
"...the 12th Amendment, which established separate Electoral College votes for president and vice president."
This is not some monumental revaluation of the Founder's intent, dipshit.
You edited your post though I see, changing your statement that the Electoral College began with the 12th Amendment to, "The present-day Electoral College has nothing to do with the Founding Fathers since it was drastically changed." I refuted your original statement; it was not a non sequitur.
Ninja editing to escape embarrassment, huh? Your Keeliar title in these forums is well deserved.
"This is not some monumental revaluation of the Founder's intent."
Clearly, the 12th Amendment is! Your argument is still moot.
Btw, the ignore button is on the lower right. I welcome you to join your fellow trolls.
"Amendment Twelve to the Constitution was ratified on June 15, 1804. It revises and outlines the procedure of how Presidents and Vice Presidents are elected, specifically so that they are elected together."
https://www.reaganlibrary.gov/constitutional-amendments-amendment-12-electing-president-and-vice-president#:~:text=Amendment%20Twelve%20to%20the%20Constitution,that%20they%20are%20elected%20together.
You backed yourself into another hole here with your bullshit, Keeliar. Please do tell how this equates to a monumental revaluation of the Founder's intent in establishing the Electoral College.
You won't though. You'll edit your posts, throw in a tangent or two, add in an insult for good measure and continue about your daily existence as a cunt that no one on these boards, right or left leaning, takes seriously.
Founding Fathers' intent is the original document written by them - not an amendment passed by Congress.
You have lost this argument. I suggest you click on the ignore button and join the other sobbing manbabies who can't accept the agony of defeat.
So you won't go into detail about how an amendment written to ensure that the Vice President will be the running mate of the elected President changes the fundamental purpose of the Electoral College and instead told me to put you on ignore? What an absolute shocker!
You're pathetic, Keelai. But why would I put you on ignore and remove any further chances of exposing you as the ignorant cunt that you are and therefore miss out on all of the future opportunities for these wonderful conversations?
My little retarded MC pal, your repeating the same misstatement won't magically make it true.
Your initial comment about the Founding Fathers remains false since their original intent was later altered by congress making your argument wrong.
Furthermore, you're showing everyone the exact reason why the Founding Fathers didn't want you or your fellow rubes voting.
"Your initial comment about the Founding Fathers remains false since their original intent was later altered by congress making your argument moot."
It wasn't though, and your refusal to elaborate on your claim demonstrates your inability to describe how it does.
"Furthermore, you're showing everyone the exact reason why the Founding Fathers didn't want you or your fellow rubes voting."
There's your fascistic side coming out again. You really are a mentally imbalanced piece of shit.
There also happen to be Republicans in those states and cities that would suddenly find their voices enfranchised.
shareAll the power? No, that would be unfair.
Now a proportionate amount of power based on their population size seems just fine. Far better than giving an undue amount of power to god awful places like Wyoming or the Dakota's.