Abolish Electoral College Why not majority rule on the Bill of Rights
Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass argues against abolishing the Electoral College and predicts dangers of majority rule. He invokes playground fairness and warns about neglecting minority rights, warns that coastal majorities would dominate if popular vote decided presidents. He also questions applying majority rule to the First Amendment and gun rights. He cautions about unintended consequences and tyranny of the majority.
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Truth gets final word as pandemic toll rises in South Dakota
Leonard Pitts Jr notes the U S death toll surpassing 250 000 and highlights ER nurse Jodi Doering who lamented denial of COVID 19. He critiques political media lies that shield beliefs from facts while South Dakota records a sharp rise in cases and deaths.
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Faith advisers in politics and the call for Nathan’s counsel
Cal Thomas argues leaders do not need faith advisers from politics but should heed biblical and prophetic guidance. He cites Lincoln and Tertullian to stress scripture over secular influence, praising Nathan the Prophet as the model adviser for rulers. He notes Biden's possible appointees as likely biased toward contemporary liberal policy.
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