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Idaho State Senator Has a Plan to Get Mitt Romney in the White House

Wants states that went for the GOP nomine to boycott the Electoral College

Reason Staff | 11.28.2012 8:52 AM

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Idaho state Sen. Sen. Sheryl Nuxoll (R) has found a daring plan to reverse the results of the November election and turn the keys to the Oval Office over to Mitt Romney: Boycott the Electoral College. Last Monday, Nuxoll, a Republican, blasted out a link on her Twitter feed to a new proposal from Tea Party Nation founder Judson Phillips, explaining that if 17 Romney states rejected the Electoral College, they could throw the outcome of the election to the GOP-controlled House of Representatives.

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