@cooljamz3d@iam_MaxineShaw@Pads1818 Notice it doesn't reference a speed, just "normal and reasonable movement of traffic" also known as "flow of traffic"
@Yuri_Ravens They are certainly in regular meetings and conversations.. the results on the field may not show it - but they are 100% coming to a consensus about these things.
@toalle67@OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh The Constitution states that you get 1 representative (and thus 1 electoral vote) per 30,000 people - and does *not* put a cap on it.
So, yes, we're a republic.. but one that's violating its own Constitution.
@libertinewolf72@OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh Right now, 8 states decide for the other 42. Swing states have all the power - the nominees even spend over 80% of their campaign in those 8 states.
So, if you were honest, you'd want some change to stop the current system.
@GaryMat41860188 @OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh The Constitution states that you get 1 representative (and thus 1 electoral vote) per 30,000 people - and does *not* put a cap on it.
So, until you're calling for an overturn of the Permanent Apportionment Act, your "But the Constitution" cry is simply hypothetical.
@ColoradoItal@OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh The Constitution states that you get 1 representative (and thus 1 electoral vote) per 30,000 people - and does *not* put a cap on it.
So, with a cap, rural areas now get an advantage in the Senate, House, *and* EC.. we're essentially a mob rule by the minority party as a result
@slow___up@OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh The Constitution states that you get 1 representative (and thus 1 electoral vote) per 30,000 people - and does *not* put a cap on it.
The fact there is a cap without an amendment is a violation of the Constitution and should be abolished immediately.
Govt102 taught me that
@Marcenelle15662@OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh The Constitution states that you get 1 representative (and thus 1 electoral vote) per 30,000 people - and does *not* put a cap on it.
So, until you're calling for an overturn of the Permanent Apportionment Act, your "But the Constitution" cry is simply hypothetical.
@nine14six@OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh The Constitution states that you get 1 representative (and thus 1 electoral vote) per 30,000 people - and does *not* put a cap on it.
So, until you're calling for an overturn of the Permanent Apportionment Act, your "But the Constitution" cry is simply hypothetical.
@tony_pieta@OnlyWayToWatch@EricLDaugh The Constitution states that you get 1 representative (and thus 1 electoral vote) per 30,000 people - and does *not* put a cap on it.
So, until you're calling for an overturn of the Permanent Apportionment Act, your "But the Constitution" cry is simply hypothetical.