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... Driving the news: Harris, who was tapped to lead the Freedom Caucus last month, made the comments at a local Republican Party dinner in Talbot County, Maryland, on Thursday.

- - - Harris said it "makes a lot of sense" for North Carolina's legislature to convene a joint session to award its 16 Electoral College votes before ballots are counted, according to a clip tweeted by pro-Trump operative Ivan Raiklin.

- - - Harris pointed to disproportionately pro-Trump counties in the Western portion of the state recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Helene.

- - - "You, statistically, can go and say, 'Hey, look, you got disenfranchised in 25 counties, you know what that vote probably would have been,' which would be, if I was in the legislature, enough to go, 'Yeah, we've got to convene the legislature, we can't disenfranchise the voters,'" said Harris.

What they're saying: "Extreme Republican leaders are openly advocating that North Carolina's Electoral votes be given to Donald Trump without an election," said Rep. Joe Morelle (D-N.Y.), the top Democrat on the House Administration Committee.

- - - "This blood-chilling scheme, suggested by the Chair of the so-called House Freedom Caucus, is anti-American," he added. ...

@#1 ... we can't disenfranchise the voters ...

We can't disenfranchise voters?

What about the rest of the voters in the good state of North Carolina?

The solution I'd propose would to be pull out the stops (been listening to some organ music lately...) to assure those in the areas affected by the hurricane can cast their vote, and not try to override what those votes would be.

@#3 ... In four years, you don't have to vote again." - Donald Trump ...

Yup.

Fmr Pres Trump has said he wants to do away with what he seems to think is an onerous burden, the right and responsibility to vote. So, just vote for him, and you will be relieved of that right and responsibility, he says.

Just vote for him in 2024, and you won't ever have to vote again.

@#4

btw, this coming from a candidate who has yet to win the popular vote for him.

@#7 ... Yeah, that all sounds rather familiar, eh? ...

I found that article via a search.

But as I read it I said to myself, wow, history repeats itself ....

Yeah, eerily familiar.