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Americans keep getting presidential candidates that aren’t very popular. Does that mean the system is broken? Our new video looks at the long history of changes to the way we pick presidents — and the reforms that may be coming in the future.
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Completely based on incorrect premise that Trump is not popular???? Trump is very popular, which is why he’ll win for the THIRD time in a row this November!

The only hits to Kamala Harris's popularity is due to racism and sexism.

In my humble opinion, the problem is with both establishment parties themselves. They have the system rigged where they put their candidates forward and everyone else is an after thought. Most people in this country aren't left or right, but somewhere in the middle.

@DanaPerino One of the current candidates is very popular. We didn't "settle" for DJT. He's our guy.

In this case the globlists picked one candidate kamala, and the people picked the other candidate Trump.

People are significantly less intelligent than a century ago, and politics is sold much like breakfast cereal. Few voters are educated and discerning to even understand modern politics and largely let night-night hosts do their thinking for them. Sadly, smart isn't popular today.

It means the people willing to go through what Trump has gone through is a pretty short list.

This is such a bullshit false equivalency. One party is trying to govern, the other is a cult of personality led by a malignant narcissist

Our system for picking presidents isnt broken on one side. The entire establishment republican mechanism was against trump yet he won the nomination. The dems literally installed a person that won zero primary votes ever!

Popularity doesn't mean that person will be a good president.

