Can the Electoral College Save the Country From a Fascist Coup?
Maybe. But be careful what you wish for
Darlena Cunha
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Darlena Cunha is the creative services director for a news station in Florida, and a professor at the University of Florida (and the mother of two girls who have made it to 13 despite going to school in the United States). She has written for The Washington Post and Time.
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