Category Archives: Americans Elect

By the People and for the People – A New Approach to the Federal Budget!

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Nasos Mihalakas

One of the primary responsibilities of any government (both executive and legislature) in any country is the management of the public purse: the government budget and the national debt. As developments in Europe demonstrate, bad management of government expenditures could … Continue reading →

Posted in Americans Elect, Federalism, Governance | Tagged Democrats, Federalism, Government budget deficit, Government debt, Government spending, Republicans, U.S. States, United States, United States federal budget | 1 Comment

Reforming the Electoral College – Why we Need to Return to the Framers Original Intent!

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Nasos Mihalakas

A recent article by Charles Lane of the Washington Post (Keep the electoral college) makes a spirited though misguided defense of the Electoral College. Although Mr. Lane acknowledges that Electoral College is not the most democratic system (but then again, … Continue reading →

Posted in Americans Elect, Federalism | Tagged Americans Elect, Congressional District Method, Democratic-Republican, Electoral College, Federalism, Federalist, Jefferson, President, United States, US, Vice-President, Washington D.C | 4 Comments

Category Archives: Americans Elect

By the People and for the People – A New Approach to the Federal Budget!

Reforming the Electoral College – Why we Need to Return to the Framers Original Intent!

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