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→Article II - Creating the Presidency: Twice in American history no candidate won a majority in the presidential election, and the House of Representatives selected the president as provided by Ar
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the Framers were more concerned about keeping power away from bad people than trying to give power to good people.
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→Homework: Do you think the Electoral College should be replaced by democracy, such that the candidate who receives the most votes nationwide always winning the election for president? Include in
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