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Professor Toto - ELECTION CRISIS --- Toto talks about a SOLUTION for elections in America

FHMI-0533Professor Toto2022-12-11Toto Teaching

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* we have an election crisis and this crisis was foreseen by our Founders at the beginning with their brilliancy I want to show you what happened in Georgia the other night with Herschel Walker and I want to use that example to give you my uh uh proposal I have a proposal for America that I believe is the only solution for her future because the truth is if you look at America from sea to shining sea on Election night what do you see you see red you can go to the north you can go to the South you can go east to west you * will see red all over this nation and as long as those Nation those States have a voice then we can win the presidential elections occasionally however all of that red gets swallowed up by California New York City New York and very few others so you have the voice of the nation that would not be heard without the genius invention of the Electoral College now the Electoral College was created for the presidency a federal office and why here's why because without the Electoral College we are running into a situation where * the conservatives the red we are not reproducing our seed line like those in the Metro areas who are of a certain race and a certain mindset liberals Democrats they are having children compared to us three to one their numbers are growing illegal immigrants are coming in quicker than any of us can have babies you know we have our children we train them in the ways of conservativism we train them how the world really works but we don't have enough of them to win elections anymore in these population centers no matter what's happening across the * world or the nation as soon as you hit a population Center all of the voices of the other people are taken away by the density of the population our founding fathers feared that and therefore they created the Electoral College to where if you ran for office you had to win a conglomeration of the several States you had to reach those smaller places and you you had to take their voice into consideration that's the only way we ever have a Republican president is the Electoral College because we cannot defeat the * illegal immigration we cannot defeat the population centers without the electoral college now I said all that to say let's go to Georgia last week on Tuesday night we were all watching and what is Georgia from top to bottom across the whole thing what color is Georgia why it's all red is it not the entire state is conservatives all rushing to the polls they came to the polls that day and blew the numbers out the water and they were winning their state they were turning their state in the right direction until they * hit that blue area called Atlanta Georgia and now good try all you great citizens of Georgia thank you for coming to the polls but you have a problem your voice doesn't matter because you don't have the majority of the population so therefore you really shouldn't have even shown up to vote because we're going to stop you in the population centers and I looked across that state and I said you know what everyone in that state is a conservative except for those two blue dots and that's when it hit me like a stroke of Genius * that's what the founding fathers feared for the nation but what they feared for the nation is happening in the states the office of a senator is just like the Office of the President it is a Statewide campaign it is Statewide therefore I am of the opinion that the only way to save the senate in the United States of America is that the senate election should also be done by the Electoral College of a state in other words you to win the state you don't just win Atlanta you go and get two votes from that County to a delegates from that County * three delegates from that County five delegates from Atlanta the same way and now the whole state has a reason to vote and they have a they have a way to vote with I'm telling you this is the way it should have been from the beginning I don't know the office of a senator is a federal position Statewide now not your House of Representatives that is not Statewide but in a Statewide campaign to only hear from Atlanta Georgia and there's no way I want you to hear me there's no way to overcome it there is no way to conquer it * without that so here's what I believe with all my heart I believe that the Republican legislatures in this nation needs to introduce a bill they have the right to determine the manner and the times of an election for a federal office they alone have that power we we need to start a campaign petitioning our state legislatures to create a state electoral college for all Statewide Federal elections and there you have it one day I don't know when one day you'll hear someone else say this and someone else but I believe that's the only solution * to ever having Fair elections in the states for Senate for the state senators

Summary

In this political commentary, Professor Toto argues that the Electoral College protects presidential elections from being controlled exclusively by densely populated metropolitan areas. He believes a similar problem now exists within individual states during statewide elections. Using the Georgia Senate election and Atlanta’s population as his example, he contends that conservative voters across much of the state can be outnumbered by voters concentrated in a few urban counties. He therefore proposes a state electoral-college system for elections to the United States Senate. Under his proposal, counties would receive electoral delegates, and a candidate would need geographically distributed support to win a statewide federal office. He urges Republican state legislatures to pursue this reform. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or unmistakably identifiable Scripture reference.

Core doctrine

None — State Electoral Colleges, Geographic Representation, and Election Reform

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