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Bill O'Reilly Offers Worst Defense of the Electoral College Ever
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9:13Now PlayingWith all of this talk about abolishing the electoral college, Bill O'Reilly decided to add to the discussion. Unfortunately for him, he offered the worst defense of the electoral college... perhaps ever. He claims that the left's desire to abolish the electoral college is merely a ploy to take power away from and "marginalize" white working class voters. No it's not, Bill.
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