How Stuff Works, Electoral College, Federal Reserve: A Theory

 We are a country of conscientious people, and we all try to stay up to date on current events, and pride ourselves on being informed about the world around us.  For the most part we stay informed about things which affect our daily lives.  But there are two things in this country that no one can fully explain and the two things I am referring to is the Federal Reserve Banking system and The Electoral College system.  

I will only say one thing about the Federal Reserve Banking System, and then I will move on to the Electoral College.  What sense does it make for the government to go to an outside party to lend money to itself at a premium(at interest), when it can print all the money it wants to or needs for free(without borrowing and without paying interest).  If I gave you a printing press and you could print all the $100s you needed, would you go out and get a $30,000 loan to buy a new car?  No you'd just print the money you needed and not owe a dime.  That 20 Trillion dollars of interest that we currently owe as a nation would be wiped away if the government simply printed its own money and paid its own bills.  That's all I'll say...

Now the electoral college will be in the news in the coming weeks, and no one really knows how it works.  Supposedly delegates chosen by the States have a certain percentage of votes, depending on one what state they are representing.  Let's say Georgia has 12 votes and is represented by 3 delegates; well each delegate would have 4 votes to present to the college to nominate/elect the President.  Well when all the state's(50 states) delegates get together to vote on the President, if all goes as planned, each state will vote based on how the public voted on election night, Right? Well maybe,  if everything goes as planned; so if Trump won a state, let's say Georgia, then Georgia's delegates would vote for Trump.  The problem is no one can tell me what would happen if a group of delegates chose to vote for the other guy (loser of the election); there is nothing in the rules that states that a group of delegates has to vote a certain way.

This is what Trump is trying to use to steal the election from Biden.  If he can convince a group of delegates to vote for him because of election fraud, then he could steal the election at the Electoral College stage; the fact that Biden won the popular vote would be mute; this would be a terrible reminder that the people don't pick the President[Romans 13:1].  Remember the delegates represent a state, but there is nothing to guarantee that they will vote along party lines, they can be convinced to Buck the system and switch their votes.


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