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@allrockmusic Rubber Soul / Revolver / Sgt Pepper is pretty tough to beat.

Which band has the strongest three-album run in rock history?

@ChrisBierman14 @dogwoodblooms @KennethMoo98907 I sincerely hope so.

@navyhawk104 @dogwoodblooms @KennethMoo98907 They’ll get that #.

Our country was set up to avoid exactly this. We are NOT a pure democracy. And we are not a pure democracy so that those who live in the urban areas can’t lord over those in distant rural areas. I’m beyond disgusted. What is the GOP doing to counter this BS and save our constitutional republic?

@Theclassified7 @stevesi Don’t be so sure. The state legislatures in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin are very close. If this really is a Dem year, it wouldn’t be a stretch to see them all fall. They also all have Democratic governors. That would give the compact 277 votes.

@stevesi It will never get triggered. It’s only when the states joining adds up to 270

This is a blatant attempt to circumvent the deliberate constitutional construct that avoids mob rule and tyranny of majority. It explicitly makes the voting of about 15 states irrelevant and of course it is constructed so they don’t need those states to put this into force. Run this on 2000 and 2016 and you’d be shocked to see what the outcome would be.

@daoc151 @SilenceDooGoode @MichelleMaxwell That’s a lie and even your chart says so.

@SilenceDooGoode @MichelleMaxwell The top 5 states below could outvote the remaining 45 states

Are you ok with this?

@MichelleMaxwell Absolutely. The states have plenary power to decide how their electoral votes are cast.

@BradOnMessage Contact your member of Congress. They’re the only ones who can fix this for good.

Five Congressmen for Fairfax County. Is that fair?

@Likeshesays Article II, Section 1, Clause 2. Read it as many times as it takes for “in such manner as the Legislature thereof may direct” to sink in.

Can anyone tell me WHY this is not ILLEGAL. Okay... lets unpack...Virginia as Governor Abigail Spanberger signs HB 965 into law, joining the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. The measure would award the state's 13 electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote—regardless of how Virginians actually vote in a presidential election. Huh?? Am I reading this right? Sooooooo even if Virginians voted Republican by a landslide.. the electoral vote of Virginia goes to Democrats ??? Isn't this why the electoral college exists?? The compact goes into effect when states cumulatively possessing a majority of the electoral votes have joined the compact. As of 4/14/26, the compact has 222 electoral votes, requiring 48 more to become effective. My head hurts...

@ChrisBierman14 @dogwoodblooms @KennethMoo98907 If and when enough 270 electoral votes’ worth of states sign onto it. Currently the count is 222.

@navyhawk104 @dogwoodblooms @KennethMoo98907 When will it take effect?

@innovateonward @JackDangerLIVE You elected the legislature and governor last year, jackass.

@JackDangerLIVE Yeah they did that in my state today! Crazy! What I don’t get is why this is left up to the governor? You’d really think an issue like this would be put on the ballot for people to vote on. Why are we getting no vote in changing how our votes are counted?

🔥SHOCKING: States are BYPASSING the Electoral College without ever amending the Constitution! States are quietly signing onto something called the National Popular Vote Compact, and most people have NO idea what it actually does. Here’s the reality: 👉 States in the compact agree to give ALL of their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner 👉 That means your state’s vote can be completely overridden 👉 It only activates once enough states join to control 270 electoral votes And guess what… They’re ALMOST THERE. As of right now, they already control 222 electoral votes, just 48 away from being able to decide the presidency based purely on popular vote. This is NOT a joke. 💥No constitutional amendment. 💥No national vote law passed by Congress. 💥Just a coordinated agreement between states to flip the system. So when people say “the Electoral College is still in place”, technically true.. But functionally? It can be bypassed the moment this hits 270. This isn’t some future idea. This is happening RIGHT NOW. 👀 Pay attention. The rules of presidential elections may be changing without most Americans even realizing it.

@MikeHart @JackDangerLIVE No, his term would end on January 20, 2029, regardless.

@JackDangerLIVE It's an odd idea but if they try to implement it (let's just say that Cackling Kamala wins the popular vote next time around (gag!) and this kicks in... President Trump could have the Justice Department file against these states and then just stick around until the last appeal.

@Matka1776 @JackDangerLIVE @mainlyjustme Hell, Maryland was the first state to sign on back in 2007. We’ve been working on this a lot longer than you think.

@JackDangerLIVE @mainlyjustme CT legislators passed the National Popular Vote Act in 2018! The blue states have planned the circumvention of the Electoral College for years in order to elect their DSA candidate as president!

@JustAFamilyMan_ We have a lot better chance of flipping Pennsylvania’s legislature than New Hampshire’s.

Wisconsin, Michigan and New Hampshire would be the next logical states for joining the National Vote Interstate Compact.

@daveybobby_ @dogwoodblooms @PerryMcIntyre13 222 electoral votes now. Arizona (11) Michigan (15) Pennsylvania (19) Wisconsin (10) In a Dem year, we have a very good chance of flipping the chambers needed to take control of all these states. Nevada (6) Democrats just need a new governor for control. That’s 283. Game on.

@dogwoodblooms @PerryMcIntyre13 It isn’t ripe for a challenge unless/until enough states ratify it to go into effect. It’s just a bunch of clowns playing model UN until that happens.

@dogwoodblooms @KennethMoo98907 It hasn’t taken effect yet, hence it hasn’t caused any injury for which a legal remedy can be sought, so no, there is no lawsuit yet.

@KennethMoo98907 Is there a lawsuit over this?

@RoseSmith272129 @StanKachowski @dogwoodblooms The power should be where the people are.

@StanKachowski @dogwoodblooms It negates votes in smaller states by giving areas with dense population greater voices. Read some history of the founders and the constitution. They were brilliant in protecting future generations.

@dogwoodblooms The Electoral College perverts the principle that we all are equal before the law.

@olinonly @dogwoodblooms Maryland was actually the very first state to approve the NPVIC, back in 2007. We’ve come a long way in just 19 years.

@dogwoodblooms I didn’t even know my state, Maryland, is in this pack. When did this happen? WTF

@ElleZee6 @PolitiBunny Bike lanes! The horror!

@PolitiBunny We moved to the Shenandoah Valley 19 yrs ago and loved it. Our town is now so full of remote DC workers, ppl fleeing the high taxes of Cville and retirees from the NE. We now have a town DEI commission, bike lanes and a full weekend in Sept dedicated to LGBT everything. 🙄

When we first moved to Virginia 10 years ago, a lot of people warned me about how we'd be treated if we lived 'south of the river.' At the time, I didn't get it (and you know me, I didn't really care), but with this redistricting bit, I'm finally seeing it. There is absolutely a divide in Virginia. There is the heart and soul of the state, the people who have lived here for generations. And then there are the people who moved here after ruining their own states with their blue policies. And now, those same people are trying to destroy what's left of the Commonwealth, while insisting rural Virginia is out of luck. 'LAND DOESN'T VOTE,' they declare. They're fine with handing the Commonwealth over to politicians in D.C. like Hakeem Jeffries, because Virginia is not their home. They have no loyalty to this amazing state, where our country began. And it shows. So, it's up to us rednecks in rural Virginia to save her. I believe we can do it... I just need you to believe we can. Show up. Please. Vote NO.

@SpeedScandal @JHawleyStan Theoretically, yes. South Carolina didn’t have popular elections for president until 1868.

OK. But it litterally also says you shall not enter into an agreement or compact with other states. These are not in conflict what so ever. Do you believe the states can elect representatives based on trial by combat? If you answer no... Then you have some explaining to do. I say that the 8th amendment bars cruel and unusual punishment which that would certainly be for an electoral loser. Your arguing like an 8th grader instead of rationaling. The 2nd amendment litterally says shall not be infringed, but it is constantly.... How? Interaction in other constitutional structure. The tax power is used to override the the 2nd amendment in NFA..... Learn some history kid.

Supreme Court would immediately strike this crap down

@SpeedScandal @JHawleyStan See and raise. II.1.2: Each State shall appoint, *in such manner as the Legislature thereof shall direct,* a number of Electors, equal to the whole number of Senators and Representatives to which the State is entitled in the Congress…

Art 1 sec 10. No State shall, without the Consent of Congress, lay any Duty of Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ships of War in time of Peace, enter into any Agreement or Compact with another State, or with a foreign Power, or engage in War, unless actually invaded, or in such imminent Danger as will not admit of delay. Imo - It clearly states that the states are individuals and shall not collect against the constitution / federal gov without prior Auth. You might think it doesn't mean this but there is clearly text with a colorable defense.