first of all, i do not have a problem with the electoral college. that is not something i said, you made it up. second, the apportionment of representatives in the house is not, as the other discord tranny implied, a repeal of the electoral college. the electoral college would stay just where it is should congress change apportionment, all that would change is the college votes the states get according to apportionment. and third, the supreme court didn't address that act on its face (if you actually read the fucking case, you'd know this) because by the time they heard the case it was no longer in effect, so the act means nothing because it has never withstood a direct constitutional challenge.
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