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Professor Toto - Legislature vs The Will of the People

FHMI-0400Professor Toto2020-12-13Toto Teaching

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in less than three minutes I'm going to destroy a lie out of your mind educate you to the truth and make you a powerful weapon in the fight for the Republic here is the LIE the legislative body cannot override the will of the people that is the greatest smoke screen you've ever heard ladies and gentlemen who do you think the legislative body of your state is question mark who do you think it is it is the voice of the people who voted to put those representatives in that house the people did and what did they vote for those legislators to become the will of the people all year long you let those legislators sit in your state house and speak for you you let them vote on bills that you never see you let them decide things for you all year long and no problem with them being the voice of the people but all of a sudden they're no longer the voice of the people when it comes to the presidential election that is the biggest croc of you know what the people's voice is the legislative body when you voted for your legislators you ask them speak on my behalf and it's time for them to do that in this presidential election the legislative body is the will of the people that's why we voted them in and the United States Constitution gives that body the power to vote for the president to send a slate of electors on their behalf whomever they choose and no State law can supersede that or change that never ever ever say again that we are a nation called a democracy that the majority rules no sir the representative Republic rules We're a nation of Representatives not the people because the representatives are the people because the people voted in the representatives to represent the people now you know the truth about America have a good day

Summary

This brief political commentary argues that state legislatures, as elected representatives of the people, possess constitutional authority in matters involving presidential electors. Shane Vaughn contends that legislators act as the voice of the people because they were elected for that purpose and asserts that constitutional authority cannot be overridden by state law. The message emphasizes the distinction between a representative republic and a pure democracy while encouraging viewers to better understand the constitutional role of representative government. No biblical teaching or identifiable Scripture references are included in the transcript.

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