Electoral_College__Obstruction_Of_Justice_

Electoral College: Obstruction Of Justice' When one hears the term “democracy,” one is inclined to think of two things. The first is obviously the United States of America, whose mission seems to be to spread democracy all over the world. Innate of the definition of democracy is the second thing – that the people elect the government. If indeed the United States of America wishes to serve as democratic missionaries to the Middle East and the rest of the world, they should first examine the lack of true direct democracy that exists within our very own voting system. The process of presidential election for the United States resembles a republic far more closely than a democracy. To fix this problem, changes need to be made in the voting system. The Electoral College needs to be completely eradicated. As the Electoral College exists now, elections for electors are held every four years. They are elected under a general ticket system, where voters choose the electors who match their candidate and party. Two states choose to use the district system, where the congressional leaders in each district vote for electors. Regardless, the electors are supposed to cast their electoral, states, college, vote, people, democracy, electors, united, popular, constitution, system, each, candidate, two, number, government, state, shall, nation, election, amendment, 2000, world, voting, votes, unconstitutional, through, should, several, representatives, receive, process, party, one, new