Democrats Dangerously Close To Changing Laws So President Is Elected By Popular Vote

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(07-29-2022, 06:15 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: Yup, a tyrant is a tyrant. Whether they are in the majority or the minority. Honestly, a popularly elected POTUS will have no impact on it because of the way Congress is structured and the way the powers are separated. But, because one party is unabashedly anti-democratic they use these arguments because they don't hide this.

And again, I know Trump is a blatantly odd example of a president, but the guy was elected by the states, not the majority, and yet he's back to promising again that he will "override governors" as president.  It just doesn't seem very "states first" to me.