Tag: electoral college

Should we eliminate the Electoral College used in presidential elections and replace it with the popular vote? Before we begin to answer that question, we will have to tackle others about the Electoral College. Does...

After the mob of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol on Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., spoke on the Senate floor to discuss the certification of the Electoral College votes.

In one of the most dramatic and disgraceful days in recent American political history, the Florida delegation reacted as a mob of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol and interrupted the counting of the Electoral College votes as incoming President Joe Biden readies to head to the White House later this month. 

Just after Election Day as the Mainstream Media (MSM) continued to boost the chances of Joe Biden winning the presidency, the former vice president began to talk to the country calling for calm and healing. Now, he is saying that Donald Trump’s unwillingness to concede the election is “an embarrassment.”

As we all know, the media is not the final arbiter of who is president.  The Electoral College, that entity that the Democrats have despised for four years and threatened to abolish, is one of the final steps in certifying the election after the individual states certify their vote totals. And, of course, there’s always that pesky little group called the Supreme Court of the United States which may still have a role to play.

The stakes could not be higher in the Sunshine State with its 29 electoral college votes.