chris hayes constitution
Is MSNBC’s Chris Hayes auditioning for the Captian Obvious commercials or has he crossed the line into total madness? He made the obvious and totally accurate statement on his show that “the weirdest thing about the Electoral College is the fact that if it weren’t specifically in the Constitution for the presidency, it would be unconstitutional.”
That’s Brilliant! If it weren’t in the constitution it’d be unconstitutional! The phrase should be added to High School textbooks. It should win an award for being one of the most stupid comments in history. I suppose he also believes if canned soup isn’t in a can, it wouldn’t be canned soup.
Oh, and a national popular vote is not in the Constitution. Neither is the word democracy, it says were are a “Republican Form of Government” a fancy way of saying republic.
“Here’s what I mean by that. Starting in the 1960s — 1961, particularly — the Supreme Court started developing a jurisprudence of ‘one person, one vote.’ Right? The idea is that each individual vote has to carry roughly the same amount of weight as each other individual vote, which is a pretty intuitive concept, but it was not a reality.There are all sorts of crazy representational systems that were created that would not give one person one vote and would disenfranchise certain minorities — you can guess which ones,”
As one might expect Hayes received a less than positive reaction on twitter.
Professor this lecture sucks, can I get a transfer slip?
— Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) August 31, 2019
chris, you make sounding absolutely moronic appear so, how do you say, natural-you have to be at the very top of the list of idiots on tv today-congratulations, buddy, job well done
— Ted Wood (@wood0801) August 31, 2019
Racists see racism everywhere they look.
Democrats are the party of racism since 1828.
Nothing’s changed. ?
— Henry Kringle ?? (@ICanPlainlySee) September 1, 2019
Are you trying to take away the Honor from Chris Cuomo?
If it wasn’t constitutional, it would be unconstitutional. Brilliant.
— “Fredo” is racist toward Italians who are dumb (@jtLOL) August 31, 2019
More brilliance.
And some logic:
— Hugh Jass PhD (@dr_hugh_jass) August 31, 2019
Remember. There are people out there that thought wearing something called a “Pussyhat” was a good idea.
TDS is a helluva drug.
— Hugh Jass PhD (@dr_hugh_jass) August 31, 2019
LOL. This is the part that cracks me up ?It would almost be forgiveable if it was a one-off, silly comment that they tried to sweep under the rug.
— Keith (@ScubaKeith3) August 31, 2019
I watched this video again, it’s hilarious when you think of it as a trailer for #Dumb&Dumber3 The #NWO puppets.
— michael mcfarland (@raidermike5569) September 1, 2019
It’s almost like the constitution defines what’s constitutional.
— Rando Robinson (@BeardBouzouk) August 31, 2019
Wow! What a concept!
If the First Amendment weren’t in the Constitution, it’d also be unconstitutional. Did you…have a point?
— Richard DeCamp (@richdecamp) August 31, 2019
Based on this @chrislhayes / @allinwithchris commentary and some of the comments in this thread, too many people are not smart enough to be “willfully ignorant.”
— David Webb (@davidwebbshow) August 31, 2019
"What we need for cases like these is Captain Tautological." pic.twitter.com/DhaFwf4KO9
— Medieval Knievel Gets Over Macho Grande FTW (@smitty_one_each) August 31, 2019
If it wasn’t for the Constitution, nothing would be unconstitutional.#inners ?? pic.twitter.com/FbDULONEqN
— ƬЄƛƓƛƝ ƦЄƖԼԼƳ ? (@velvethammer) August 31, 2019
If it wasn’t specifically constitutional, it would be unconstitutional? pic.twitter.com/lgyaC95GWx
— EMM (@njemm008) August 31, 2019
John Belushi had something Chris Hayes will never have–talent!
chris hayes constitution
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