No list , only a personal preference untracked side quest . <| sep |> Regular exotics should be perfectly fine . They are worth just as much as a painted topper . <| sep |> Lemon may prefer the company of Gentlemen , we have a diverse community of subs here ? .<| sep |> Actually , we don ' t meet El Lazo in William and Dolores ' journey until after MiB slits Lawrence ' s throat . MiB says something to young Ford along the lines of , don ' t worry about him , they ' ll be by to get him soon . They way these scenes are edited I think we ' re supposed to believe Lawrence restarts his loop at this point after dying with MiB . <| sep |> Can you pm me your eBay accountstore so I can do some personal black Friday shopping ? <| sep |> The constitutionality of state pledge laws was confirmed by the Supreme Court in 1952 in Ray v . Blair in a 52 vote . The court ruled states have the right to require electors to pledge to vote for the candidate whom their party supports , and the right to remove potential electors who refuse to pledge prior to the election . The court also wrote However , even if such promises of candidates for the electoral college are legally unenforceable because violative of an assumed constitutional freedom of the elector under the Constitution , Art . II , 1 , to vote as he may choose in the electoral college , it would not follow that the requirement of a pledge in the primary is unconstitutional emphasis added . The ruling only held that requiring a pledge , not a vote , was constitutional and Justice Jackson wrote in his dissent , no one faithful to our history can deny that the plan originally contemplated what is implicit in its text that electors would be free agents , to exercise an independent and nonpartisan judgment as to the men best qualified for the Nation ' s highest offices . More recent legal scholars believe a state law that would thwart a federal elector ' s discretion at an extraordinary time when it reasonably must be exercised would clearly violate Article II and the Twelfth Amendment . The Supreme Court has never ruled on the constitutionality of state laws punishing electors for actually casting a faithless vote . . contentuploads 201502 SheppardFinalcopy . pdf