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Are Fair Elections Possible?
The 2020 elections raised serious questions about foul play in the American voting process.
The Election to End All Elections
Trump, imperfect as he is, is like a finger in a dike that, if removed, would loose a deluge.
Abandoning the Constitution
America has a problem, not because of our Constitution but because constitutionalism as a theoretical doctrine is no longer meaningful in our politics
As the College Goes, So Goes the Constitution
The case against the direct election of the President.
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