>>... and the electors would better-know this ...
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>>I may be just a cynical skeptic here, but I don't have much confidence in our political "friends", :-) either to know/understand the real facts, to interpret them correctly, or the integrity to act on them correctly and appropriately.
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>Agreed, of course. I was only speaking in 18th Century terms, when that was a real role played by electors.
Bruce,
Whoa whoa whoa there pardner. <g> Today's Electors will play an equally important role - they
will elect the next President. <g>
Do you know that in many states the electors
can (assuming they have enough life insurance <g>) vote for the Presidential candidate to which they are NOT pledged?
That could be so in this case since the very thin and flimsy Florida law preventing them surely won't stop the maniac. <g> Electors, BTW are chosen by the several political parties of each state...
Best,
DD
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