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NM Politics.net - Commentary by Michael Swickard - We are a country of too many laws and rules. There are millions of laws and rules that apply to the citizens of our country. The IRS rules alone can fill a medium-sized room with paper. No one person has read all of the laws and rules of our country, or could read them. These billions of words apply to each of us but there is not enough time to read them all. Many are selectively applied to citizens, often for political reasons. How did we get so many laws and rules? Lawmakers pass new laws each session on top of the thousands upon thousands of laws already on the books. The media talks about the laws that get passed as if passing more laws was the sole function of the legislators. They must add lots of new laws every session. Additionally, bureaucrats come up with new rules on top of the multitudes of rules already governing our every action. The number and complexity of these are multiplied by our court’s interpretations.
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A country of too many laws and rules
From NM Politics.net - Commentary by Michael Swickard - We are a country of too many laws and rules. There are millions of laws and rules that apply to the citizens of our country. The IRS rules alone can fill a medium-sized room with paper. No one person has read all of the laws and rules of our country, or could read them. These billions of words apply to each of us but there is not enough time to read them all. Many are selectively applied to citizens, often for political reasons. How did we get so many laws and rules? Lawmakers pass new laws each session on top of the thousands upon thousands of laws already on the books. The media talks about the laws that get passed as if passing more laws was the sole function of the legislators. They must add lots of new laws every session. Additionally, bureaucrats come up with new rules on top of the multitudes of rules already governing our every action. The number and complexity of these are multiplied by our court’s interpretations. Read column
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You may want to look into this scheme.
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=363641
The national popular vote scheme is a leftist scheme to steal the power away from the smaller states. The idea is to make the election more lopsided so whomever is elected appears to have a huge mandate. States like NM, where the law is being considered, will lose any chance of affecting the election in a positive manner.
In addition, the national popular vote BS is unconstitutional under Article I, Section 10, Paragraph 3 UNLESS Congress allows it.
The only party I can see to benefit from this usurpation of power is the Democrat party, or socialists as they are better termed.
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