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To: tejek who wrote (200931)9/8/2004 8:42:17 PM
From: Tenchusatsu  Respond to of 1574883
 
Ted, I think those are two excellent reasons to get rid of it.........and I don't think they are particularly slick.

I agree, but apparently the LA Times isn't satisfied with just that, so they tell two guys to equate the Electoral College with slavery and disenfranchisement of women.

What's the point of coming up with such a dumb argument? To drum up more passion against the Electoral College and eliminate the chance that a future Republican (not just any candidate, mind you) will ever get elected without the popular vote.

It's a conspiracy theory, for sure, but it's the only explanation I have for this instance of journalistic lunacy.

Tenchusatsu



To: tejek who wrote (200931)9/8/2004 9:06:53 PM
From: steve harris  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1574883
 
there are reasons we have two senators of each state

there are reasons we have representatives based upon the population of each state

there are reasons we have an electoral college for electing the highest leader of our republic

there are reasons we have a legislative, a judicial, and an executive branch outlined in our constitution

fortunately the majority of Americans disagree with what you think about the Constitution of the United States....