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 DISPATCHES | Issue: "President Bush?" November 18, 2000

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This is not the federal republic of America. It is the United States of America. Our sense of union, and everyone's inclusion, has now been based on this Electoral College.

U.S. Sen. Robert Torricelli (D-N.J.), arguing in favor of the Electoral College and noting that the Constitution's framers meant to make the presidential election a vote of the people in each state, not a vote of the country as a whole.

The Reform Party is now traveling a well-trod path in American politics, down the road to oblivion.

Kenneth White, professor of politics at the Catholic University of America, on the future of the Reform Party after its presidential candidate, Pat Buchanan, received less than one percent of the vote in last week's election. A party's nominee must receive at least 5 percent to qualify the party for federal funding in the next presidential campaign.

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November 18, 2000, Vol. 15, No. 45

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