Videos tagged with Electoral College

This video analyzes Virginia House Bill 965, which aligns the state with the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. The compact aims to award electoral votes to the national popular vote winner, bypassing the state's popular vote outcome. The speaker, William Kirk, discusses the legality and constitutionality of such state actions, referencing Article 2 of the Constitution and Supreme Court rulings like McPherson v. Blacker and Ray v. Blair, suggesting states likely possess the plenary power to enact such changes. The primary takeaway is that fighting such legislation is most effective at the local and state election level, rather than solely through the courts after enactment.

This video analyzes the Democratic Party's shift towards the far-left, drawing parallels to historical shifts in the gun control movement. The speaker, Braden Langley, uses CNN and Politico data to illustrate a decline in moderate and conservative Democrats, a rise in self-identified Democratic Socialists, and a growing perception among voters that the party is too liberal. This ideological purification, according to Langley, is creating a 'downward spiral' for the party and is predicted to usher in a 'Golden Age of Conservatism' by alienating the moderate American electorate.

This video analyzes demographic shifts and their projected impact on the US Electoral College by 2030, drawing on CNN data and Census Bureau projections. The speaker, Braden Langley, highlights population growth in red states and migration out of blue states, suggesting a significant challenge for Democrats in future elections. The analysis emphasizes how these demographic trends could influence electoral outcomes and policy directions.

The Supreme Court has cleared the way for Texas to use new congressional maps that favor Republicans, potentially adding five seats to the GOP's representation in the US House. This decision overturns a lower court ruling that had blocked the maps, which were initially drawn by Texas Republicans. The ruling is significant as it comes just before a deadline for candidates to file for office, impacting the upcoming midterm elections.

This video discusses election eve anxieties and suggests there is hidden information within the 'noise' of public discourse. It points to potential political manipulation or overlooked aspects surrounding elections. The provided links cover various political commentary, polling data, and news articles related to elections, including a Supreme Court voting rights case and a New York Times piece on electoral college projections. The content seems to be a commentary on the political climate surrounding elections, aiming to reveal what the creator believes is being concealed.

This video provides an analysis of election results, focusing on the national presidential election and its implications for the Supreme Court and Second Amendment rights. It also details the disappointing outcomes of state-level elections in Washington, highlighting the challenges faced by gun rights advocates. The speaker discusses potential legislative impacts, including assault weapon bans and magazine restrictions, and emphasizes the importance of ongoing legal battles and advocacy.

This video provides a detailed, live analysis of a general election night from the perspective of the CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association), focusing on Second Amendment implications and election integrity. Hosts Rick Travis and Kevin Small discuss electoral college strategies, voter ID laws, the impact of specific counties on election outcomes, and the growing role of women in firearm ownership and advocacy. The discussion also touches on political endorsements and the broader implications of election results for gun rights.

This video discusses Congressman Jamie Raskin's statements regarding the potential disqualification of Donald Trump from the ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. Raskin suggests that if the Supreme Court does not rule on disqualification, Congress might need to act on January 6, 2025, potentially leading to civil war conditions. The video also touches on voter rights and the historical context of the 14th Amendment.

This video discusses House Joint Resolution 37, a proposed constitutional amendment by Representative Thomas Massie. The amendment aims to alter the basis for congressional apportionment by requiring the US Census to count only verified US citizens, rather than the total number of persons in each state. The speaker argues this would more accurately reflect representation based on the citizenry.

This video argues that the United States is a republic, not a pure democracy, designed to protect minority rights from the tyranny of the majority. Host Mark Smith, a constitutional attorney, explains that mechanisms like the Electoral College, the Senate's structure, and the Bill of Rights serve as checks and balances. He contends that calls to abolish these features, often framed as pro-democracy, are actually attempts to erode individual liberties, particularly the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

This video discusses an article from the San Francisco Examiner that critiques the effectiveness of gun control measures and the structure of the US Senate. The speaker highlights the article's argument that a small number of states with high gun ownership and lower populations hold disproportionate power in the Senate, hindering federal gun control legislation. The video also touches on the broader debate about population-based representation versus state-based representation in the US government.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 discusses the contested 2020 election results, focusing on allegations of voter fraud and their potential impact on gun rights. The hosts express concerns about proposed gun control legislation under a potential Biden-Harris administration, drawing parallels to historical authoritarian tactics and advocating for the protection of the Second Amendment. They also touch upon broader political and economic concerns, including tax policy and the dangers of government overreach.