Bridget Smith - We're going to do this again.

The United States has a Constitutional form of government. That means, in theory and in past practice, that our government may not change the rules whenever it decides it wants to. Not for you. Not for me. Not even for the ruling party in the White House.

In the vast wisdom of our Founders, it was decided that the states should control the election of the president in whatever manner individual states chose to select that person ... who was supposed to work for the states. There was and is NO national popular election. That's a media fantasy. Constitutionally, there are 51 statewide elections for president.

The one person one vote thing happened in 51 states and Donald Trump won 30 popular elections for president.

That is, by the way, the same system that has been used for every president since 1836 - 180 years ago. That you are just hearing about it now really is an indictment of the public schools and the Dept of Education standards.