• Nora (She/Her)@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      19 hours ago

      This can’t, its a state innitiatve. there’s no filibuster, only governors who have state legislative trifectas to vote for it.

      Its possible itll get thrown out in the supreme court tho…

      • Yuccagnocchiyaki@lemmy.world
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        5 hours ago

        We shouldn’t have to listen to an obviously treasonous supreme Court

        Here we are again constrained by the very laws everyone broke for ten fucking years. According to SCOTUS, our next president can just drone strike the heritage foundation, SpaceX, Tesla, musk, and all the people we all know we should get rid of, and, because of our majority, can’t be impeached. This means that they can pardon themselves and anyone who helped and we should be good to go. THE REPUBLICANS WANTED THAT AND ARGUED FOR IT IN COURT.

        But we will concede to the rule of law and watch Kushner and other democrats influence our politics forever with their island lairs that they bought with OUR MONEY

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        18 hours ago

        There’s a line that Interstate compacts are constitutional if “consented” to by Congress. So it’d be like state govs form compact and send a letter to Congress, who acknowledges receipt. I’m sure it’d get challenged but I think the constitution is pretty clear that states select electors who can do whatever they want.

        Of course if a state gov changes hands down the line, they can withdraw, but that doesn’t screw anyone over, states will just go back to our current apportionment scheme