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I've said it before, but it needs to be said again: [View all] Chasstev365 May 8 OP
Impeach the 6 (when we retake the House) even if the Senate does not. nt in2herbs May 8 #1
Now about DISBARRING them? I can't imagine 6 disbarred lawyers remaining on the Supreme Court. Vitruvius Monday #28
And Money is how we got here Lokee11 May 8 #2
The Founding Fathers also did not anticipate the imbalance between populations in urbanized states and those that are Martin68 May 8 #3
The Electoral Coillege Mr.Bee May 8 #5
The U.S. Supreme Court popsdenver May 8 #12
Does Putin have p-tapes on SCOTUS? RainCaster May 8 #25
The "winner take all" (states give ALL there EC vote to the winner of the popular vote in their state) came later Martin Eden May 8 #17
The Electoral College was created to prevent slaveholding states from losing votes to control or eliminate slavery. eppur_se_muova May 8 #26
No one could have envisioned the Internet and "social Medias" where what used to be fringe question everything May 8 #4
IMO, there is only one solution. The voters in this country have to demand their rights by walkingman May 8 #6
They are trying to roll back to 1850 JT45242 May 8 #7
Media deregulation, repeal of the Fairness Doctrine, hate radio, the internet - have all been an enormous influence hadEnuf May 8 #14
Expand the SC to 13 ouija May 8 #8
Yup. Hang on, it's about to get real. Joinfortmill May 8 #9
They couldn't anticipate that so many Americans could be lied to, and convinced to vote against their own interests FakeNoose May 8 #10
Founders never imagined SCOTUS deciding the White House occupant DemocracyForever May 8 #11
I totally agree with you on that! Chasstev365 May 8 #15
They absolutely did not anticipate Trump. BannonsLiver May 8 #13
All the historians I've head said the Founding Fathers absolutely did not anticipate a Trump. betsuni May 8 #18
Have heard the exact same. BannonsLiver May 8 #19
They had King Charles I mr715 May 8 #24
The fucking media enablers. nt AnotherMother4Peace May 8 #16
One further detail. The founders did not envision or favor political parties and certainly not a two party system. flashman13 May 8 #20
We could solve that by adopting proportional allocation Wednesdays May 8 #21
You are correct on both points. flashman13 May 8 #23
With respect to our founding fathers, mr715 May 8 #22
The Heritage Foundation BurnDoubt Saturday #27
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