FF George Mason of Virginia: "popular elections were the equivalent of asking a blind man to choose between colors."

So you'd want the election to be decided by NY LA and Chica... Oh, right, never mind...

Fortunately smarter people than you made the better choice and gave us what we have.

So you imagine you’re smarter than the founding fathers. Lol

I’m sure you know less about farming. Knowledge is not the barometer of intelligence.

No, it's not, but it is constrained by such.

You're an ignoramus. So am I. Difference is, I'm aware of it and strive to rectify it when necessary or possible.
You, however, cite your own ignorance as validation of the point you fail to make, waving your hands in the air doing your Dunning Kruger victory dance, drooling all over your bib.

Knowledge is not the barometer of intelligence, but it is a function of it. Constantly and consistently expressing your lack of knowledge oblivious to any notion of your limitations is a barometer of your lack of intelligence.

Smarter men who believed the non-rich were too stupid to vote wisely, hence to option for the Electoral Colleg to nix their vote.

Please cite quotes from them saying that was the reason behind their genius idea. We will wait.

Cite quotes?
Wait all you want, chipmunk, or go look it up.

Yep... knew you couldn't back up your lies.

Ok, I'll play.
SInce what I said is basic history, you go find this secret info that disproves it and post it, maybe get Nicholas Page to assist.

Lol. You’re still not answering the question. Just reassertion of your liberal lies. Be gone troll!

Like I said earlier about citing your ignorance as proof....

I see a screenshot. No link to reputable source. Nice try.

Awesome deflection, every bit as dimwitted as expected from someone an idiot like you.

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And those cities have a total of how many people? They're not even a 10th of the entire US population. If Trump and whomever else is so popular, what's the worry? Why rely on a clumsy bogus system created because the Founding Fathers (wise men they) reluctantly also granted the right to vote to white men who were of the lower classes, but thought them too stupid to vote wisely.