For all the hoo-hah over this bill, it's likely it's unconstitutional on its face. The Constitution is very clear, in that election operations are left in the hands of the states.
I agree wholeheartedly that it shouldn't be passed; Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema shouldn't have to be considered mavericks, obstructionists, or what have you. It's 48 Dimms who need some remedial U.S. Constitution classes.
If, and a mighty big one at that, this bill were to pass, and be enacted, it will be in various Federal courts before the ink dries on the signature. And with a very conservative majority on the court...
pendennis wrote:
For all the hoo-hah over this bill, it's likely it's unconstitutional on its face. The Constitution is very clear, in that election operations are left in the hands of the states.
I agree wholeheartedly that it shouldn't be passed; Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema shouldn't have to be considered mavericks, obstructionists, or what have you. It's 48 Dimms who need some remedial U.S. Constitution classes.
If, and a mighty big one at that, this bill were to pass, and be enacted, it will be in various Federal courts before the ink dries on the signature. And with a very conservative majority on the court...
For all the hoo-hah over this bill, it's likely it... (
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I couldn't agree with you more.
boberic
Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander
The framers were quite brilliant. Federalizing the vote makes it easier to establish an autocracy (of some kind). And it increases the possibility of one party rule, as the voting rights bill intends.The democrat sponsored voting rights bill is the single most dangerous thing (to our republic) that has ever been proposed. If it passes and signed by the president it leads to a permanent democrat party rule and the end of our democratic republic. Pray, if you believe in prayer, that it fails
pendennis wrote:
For all the hoo-hah over this bill, it's likely it's unconstitutional on its face. The Constitution is very clear, in that election operations are left in the hands of the states.
I agree wholeheartedly that it shouldn't be passed; Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema shouldn't have to be considered mavericks, obstructionists, or what have you. It's 48 Dimms who need some remedial U.S. Constitution classes.
If, and a mighty big one at that, this bill were to pass, and be enacted, it will be in various Federal courts before the ink dries on the signature. And with a very conservative majority on the court...
For all the hoo-hah over this bill, it's likely it... (
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Only problem is this is not a Very conservative majority on the court. I only count 4 very conservative Justices. And certain provisions of the Dem bill to suppress the Republican vote could pass. Not to mention their attempt to create two new states.
DennyT
Loc: Central Missouri woods
Please explain how passage of this bill “ federalizing the ??
DennyT wrote:
Please explain how passage of this bill “ federalizing the ??
Really? Are you actually asking this question?
DennyT
Loc: Central Missouri woods
Blurryeyed wrote:
Really? Are you actually asking this question?
Yes . Other than the passage on felons how is this federalizing elections ?
Explain please. I just read this entire thread and the linked article and there is not one shred of back up for that claim.
In fact that phrase is not even mentioned or discussed any where except in the headlines. That just proves to me people like you don’t read anything and just parrot headlines .
I would add anything taken from the Inghram is worthless and should never be labeled “news “ anymore than Maddie, hannity or tucker.
DennyT wrote:
Please explain how passage of this bill “ federalizing the ??
Seriously Denny?? Where have you been???
DennyT wrote:
Yes . Other than the passage on felons how is this federalizing elections ?
Explain please. I just read this entire thread and the linked article and there is not one shred of back up for that claim.
In fact that phrase is not even mentioned or discussed any where except in the headlines. That just proves to me people like you don’t read anything and just parrot headlines .
It is pretty much unclear as to which bill the lying democrats will consider, there are two bills each of those bills takes control away from the state legislatures and gives control to Congress, if you don't see that as federalizing elections, please explain to me what you would need to see to change your perspective.
HR1 is some 900 pages of every liberal wish list or election changes including a scam to fleece the American tax payers in order to fund political campaigns.
How about you read it and tell us why you don't consider it to be nationalizing elections.
DennyT
Loc: Central Missouri woods
Blurryeyed wrote:
It is pretty much unclear as to which bill the lying democrats will consider, there are two bills each of those bills takes control away from the state legislatures and gives control to Congress, if you don't see that as federalizing elections, please explain to me what you would need to see to change your perspective.
HR1 is some 900 pages of every liberal wish list or election changes including a scam to fleece the American tax payers in order to fund political campaigns.
How about you read it and tell us why you don't consider it to be nationalizing elections.
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A good non answer. I am not the one made the claim it federalized the election
I say bS .. back up the claim.
DennyT wrote:
A good non answer. I am not the one made the claim it federalized the election
I say bS .. back up the claim.
Uh, I guess that you don't understand the part about Congress taking over the election laws from the state legislatures.... Does that need an explanation?
pendennis wrote:
For all the hoo-hah over this bill, it's likely it's unconstitutional on its face. The Constitution is very clear, in that election operations are left in the hands of the states.
I agree wholeheartedly that it shouldn't be passed; Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema shouldn't have to be considered mavericks, obstructionists, or what have you. It's 48 Dimms who need some remedial U.S. Constitution classes.
If, and a mighty big one at that, this bill were to pass, and be enacted, it will be in various Federal courts before the ink dries on the signature. And with a very conservative majority on the court...
For all the hoo-hah over this bill, it's likely it... (
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That's not true, the law would be challenged but I am very unclear as to how it would be challenged because Article I, Section IV, Clause I reads as follows;
"The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators."
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