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• Abolition of the Traditional Presidency: The DSA platform proposes replacing the standalone, directly elected presidency with a system where the country's leader is chosen by—and directly answers to—an expanded legislative branch (Congress).

• Elimination of the Electoral College: The platform calls for scrapping the Electoral College to end the separate election of the executive branch, arguing it weakens democratic representation by disconnecting the executive from a unified national popular system.

• Weakening Executive Veto/Checks: Under the proposed framework, the traditional separation of powers where the president and Congress check and balance one another would be reduced, placing the executive under the authority of lawmakers.

• Broader Governance Overhaul: The executive proposals are paired with other radical structural changes detailed in the Workers Deserve More Program, including drafting a new U.S. Constitution, abolishing the U.S. Senate, and replacing the Supreme Court with a judiciary subordinate to Congress.

So they want the President and the Supreme Court subordinate to a Congressional majority. Does that mean they'll accept the rule of a GOP majority in the Legislature? Of course not.

As a retiree, it might be a good time to look rural.

My question to the DSA is why don't you implement your agenda in your own state and leave the rest of us alone or are you so control hungry that you want to force your agenda on everybody?