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Videos that explain the Electoral College

Videos that explain the Electoral College

There are some great videos out there that help explain the workings of the Electoral College. Here is the School House Rock version from YouTube. This next one, which I think is even better, is apparently made by Disney and is also available on YouTube. And the last one, just for fun, is from a company... »

Electoral College Debate

Electoral College Debate

About a month ago, I debated the Electoral College and NPV with two Western Washington University political science professors. The complete series of YouTube videos from the two-hour event in Bellingham, Washington, are below. The professors had, in my opinion, little regard for the Constitution, Federalism, or history. I’ve written and spoken about the two... »

Debate at the Hauenstein Center

In 2008, Professors Gary Gregg (University of Louisville) and Burdett Loomis (Kansas University) debated the Electoral College at the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Electoral College Debate (1 of 8) ... »

Why Save our States?

The genius of the United States of America is that we are both United and States.

This system is an American original—no nation before ever set up government the way the American Founders did. And no nation ever enjoyed so much success.

The American system of states is called Federalism. One part of it is the Electoral College, the state-by-state way we elect the President of the United States.

Some 'reformers' want to unravel our American system of states. The Evergreen Freedom Foundation’s Save Our States Project is dedicated to preserving these structures for the sake of our liberty, security, and prosperity. Find out more and please join us.

(video from Cato Inst., not affiliated with SaveOurStates)

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