Hope and Change (suckers)
All according to plan
This unfathomably stupid professor thinks we are not a constitutional representative republic, and evidently doesn’t give a RAT’s @$$ about states’ rights.
Pure "democracy" is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner.
The "perfesser" must be laboring under the delusion that he is a wolf.
They all want us to be a ‘democracy’. That’s why they keep calling us that.
One benefit of the electoral college is that it reduces the impact and likelihood of attempts to cheat/rig elections in areas where one party has a huge numerical advantage. For example, if an area is voting 80/20 for Democrats, the outnumbered Republicans will have a hard time preventing the Dems from stuffing a few thousand more illegally-cast ballots into the Smartmatic. Whenever one side has a lopsided majority, it is easier to make the 80/20 split into a 90/10 split. But because of the electoral college, if they try this in New York, it won’t make a bit of difference, they will get the same number of electoral votes if they win 51/49 or if they win 100 percent to zero. Those Founding Fathers were very very smart!
Somebody’s lookin for grant money again.
Somebody’s lookin for grant money again.
David Faris is an associate professor of political science at Roosevelt University and the author of It’s Time to Fight Dirty: How Democrats Can Build a Lasting Majority in American Politics.