Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by CountSessine on Thursday April 15, 2021 @05:08PM
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If another state scheduled their's ahead of Iowa's, Iowa's state officials would be legally required to reschedule Iowa's ahead of this other state's.
It would be super fun if another state passed a similar law.
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by smegger001 on Thursday April 15, 2021 @06:20PM
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is it bad of me that I want this to happen to end the madness. I can just imagine Iowa trying to sue another state for doing this.
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by bluGill on Thursday April 15, 2021 @10:16PM
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They wouldn't have to. At the national conventions all delegates from states that go before iowa will be unable to vote by the existing rules and that limits what States would even be willing to try.
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by CountSessine on Thursday April 15, 2021 @06:36PM
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I want this to happen too
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by fzzzy on Thursday April 15, 2021 @05:34PM
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Infinite corecursion!
[edit] apparently corecursion isn't the correct term for when two functions call each other recursively? I thought there was a term for it
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by fzzzy on Sunday April 18, 2021 @09:25AM
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Thanks!
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by maxerickson on Thursday April 15, 2021 @05:07PM
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They can't stop other states from competing to be first.
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by leecb on Thursday April 15, 2021 @05:04PM
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Does this mean that if another state organizes a primary earlier than Iowa's primary, that Iowa will reschedule their primary to be even earlier than the other state?
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by jcranmer on Thursday April 15, 2021 @05:26PM
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This is basically what happened in 2008.
Re:The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil
by dragonwriter on Thursday April 15, 2021 @10:22PM
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> I'm confused, how can a single state unilaterally require that its primary is the earliest in the nation?
It can’t, it requires cooperation of the other states.
I'm confused, how can a single state unilaterally require that its primary is the earliest in the nation? What's to prevent another state from passing a law that its primary must be one day before Iowa's?