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The electoral college destroys the idea of one person-one vote. The concept that a minority can win an election because of the way the college works is anathema to democracy.

The choosing of candidates is controlled by a select few. No person would have chosen either a six-month senator who can't decide what his religion is and has ZERO relevant experience, OR an octogenarian who is just more-of-the-same as the ONLY two possible choices for the President of the US. We as a voter are reduced to selecting the 'lesser of evils' instead of being able to select the best person for the job.

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