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*Jamal*:

--- Quote from: Rampant on October 21, 2004, 04:41:13 PM ---because america is the shit thats why.


....you have posted 53 times in one day? You need some friends.

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Shut your mouth, inferior one. Do you remember a thread named "rampant"? Go read it, and see how stupid you are.

*Jamal*:
And since you're such a homo and concerned with my life, I actually had a test today, so I was up all night studying. While I was studying, I used my posts making 7even look like an idiot to keep me awake. He saw the same fate you did a while back. Now go and talk about politics to elementary kids because they might actually think you're right about the shit you say.

Fathom:
If no candidate is able to achieve the 270 minimum, it goes to the 'House of Reps' for a decision.

Lincoln:

--- Quote from: Fathom on October 21, 2004, 05:18:23 PM ---If no candidate is able to achieve the 270 minimum, it goes to the 'House of Reps' for a decision.

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Ok, that makes sense. Could you possibly elaborate a bit? How does that work? Thanks.

Fathom:

--- Quote from: Lincoln The Mental Traveller on October 21, 2004, 05:20:10 PM ---
--- Quote from: Fathom on October 21, 2004, 05:18:23 PM ---If no candidate is able to achieve the 270 minimum, it goes to the 'House of Reps' for a decision.

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Ok, that makes sense. Could you possibly elaborate a bit? How does that work? Thanks.

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No problem.  It comes down to a simple vote.  The candidate with the two thirds majority would be the new president elect.  If the House can't come to a concensus it then moves on to the supreme court.  The fact that the two party system is ingrained into American politics; the House may never have to vote. A thrid party would have to become popular enough to recieve electoral votes to prevent any candidate from reaching the 270 minimum.

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