UnveilingCow_9

Good Morning Mr. Hansen

Roughly, what's the cost of staging a single investigation?

Hello Mr. Beat, I'm a big fan of your channel and I really enjoy your election and supreme court brief videos.

My question is about the electoral college. Five presidents in American history have ascended to the presidency despite losing the popular vote. I'm aware throughout history the electoral college has been very unpopular at time, and there have been efforts to abolish it. Most recently in 1970 when an amendment to repeal it gained broad bipartisan support and was endorsed by Nixon and overwhelming passed by the house, although it ultimately fell short of it's needed support. However, half a century later support for the electoral college's abolition is largely divided upon party lines.

My question is how is, why do you think the electoral college was never abolished despite broad support; and why do you think it's become such a partisan issue?