[FredZarguna]

I don't agree with the condemnation of Limbaugh, who was mostly neutral and even in the days when he favored Cruz praised Trump often. Levin got angry with something Trump's man Roger Stone did at the convention -- I think rightfully so -- and said he would not vote for Trump, but he rescinded that pledge as early as the end of August.

Trump is not infallible, and honest criticism of him from the right is going to happen, like it or not.

The rest I agree with, but there are problems with the remedy: The STATES control the manner and method of choosing electors, and run their own elections, so the reforms you've suggested, while I fully agree with them, cannot Constitutionally be forced on the states by the Federal government.

I would add one additional reform, which can be done by the Feds: the Constitution mandates that the Federal elections of the United States must be held on a single day throughout the country. Early voting is Unconstitutional, and we need a Federal Law stating that, which at the very last should be tested in the Federal Courts. Early voting is a huge source of fraud.

[Tellurian]

... one additional reform, which can be done by the Feds: the Constitution mandates that the Federal elections of the United States must be held on a single day throughout the country. Early voting is Unconstitutional, and we need a Federal Law stating that, which at the very last should be tested in the Federal Courts. Early voting is a huge source of fraud.

I did not know that.