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Not only do we have to keep the Electoral College system but also repeal the 17th Amendment which provided for popular election of Senators. This Amendment has been even more destructive of our nation than Prohibition and that Amendment was repealed.
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CPT Jack Durish
PO3 Donald Murphy - I'm going to leave you here. I can't think of anything more rational to try and explain it to you. Best
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PO3 Donald Murphy
CPT Jack Durish - Unless you can prove that every single person in every single state is going to vote a specific way with no change, then there is no rationality in the reason for the electoral vote.
And to be fair to your line of thinking, what was the turnout last election? 55%? So if only barely half of the voter eligible voters turned out, that's hardly cause for fear, is it?
And to be fair to your line of thinking, what was the turnout last election? 55%? So if only barely half of the voter eligible voters turned out, that's hardly cause for fear, is it?
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CW3 Gregory Billeaud
Not all can vote as they wish. There are some states that have laws against voting against the people's will. https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/electoral-college/electors.html
The official U.S. Electoral College web site, providing current information about the presidential election, information about the roles and responsibilities of state officials and Electors, instructions for state officials and Electors, the timeline of key dates for the presidential election, information about laws and legal requirements related to the presidential election and the Electors, and Electoral vote distribution among the states....
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This video is complete garbage. Aside from completely missing the reason for the electoral college, they forgot to mention that no elector is required to vote for the candidate they were elected to vote for. Yes, you got it, the electors can change their vote at will.
If the original vote in Florida in 200 had stood, West Virginia wouldn't have mattered.
There was a need for the electoral college, but no more. We need to get rid of the electoral college.
If the original vote in Florida in 200 had stood, West Virginia wouldn't have mattered.
There was a need for the electoral college, but no more. We need to get rid of the electoral college.
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