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The Fear of Democracy in Elections and Spending
The article argues that the Constitution reflected fear of excessive democracy by designating Senate and president selection to bodies other than direct voters. It critiques campaign spending limits, cites Supreme Court free speech rulings, notes independent committees and parties' influence, and urges trusting voters to judge candidates' identity over spending.
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House of Representatives
Electoral College
U.S. Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Dick Riordan
Laguna Beach