The Democratic Party has been advancing its latest bold idea to create a uni-party state: A "National Popular Vote Interstate Compact."
As the AP noted, "Under the proposed compact, each state would allocate all its electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote for president, regardless of how individual states voted in an election."
The media understand this, as a recent ABC News headline shows: "State law takes U.S. a step closer to popular vote deciding presidential elections".
A "Popular vote"? Only to the extent the Democrats can rig it, with questionable mail-in ballots, dead people voting, live people voting more than once, and millions of government tax dollars handed out to left-leaning groups that focus almost exclusively on "Getting out the vote" for Democrats.
"Under the compact, campaigns will be devoted to driving maximum partisan turnout in the states where each party dominates - California, Texas, and so on. Who cares about South Dakota when there are millions of votes to be had in Florida?" John Hinderaker of the popular Power Line blog correctly notes.
As the Princeton Legal Journal recently argued, "This constitutes a violation of the Compact Clause, which states that 'No State shall, without the Consent of Congress enter into any Agreement or Compact with another State.'".
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