When Flag Burning Becomes a Crime | Interview: Sanford and Cynthia Levinson
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Reassessing Presidential Powers and the Electoral College
This chapter explores the expansive powers of the President, particularly the constitutional authority to grant pardons, juxtaposed with a critical analysis of the Electoral College's deviations from its intended purpose. The speakers debate the historical context of the Electoral College and its implications for modern democracy, emphasizing the disparities between popular and electoral outcomes and the relevance of swing states. Additionally, they advocate for a reconsideration of constitutional frameworks, stressing the need for adaptability while honoring the Founding Fathers' principles.
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