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Subject How should we elect the president?
Date March 15, 2022 1:01 PM
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Fellow American,

I am enclosing a survey on a very urgent matter.

It will only take a moment of your time, but the topic is vital to our
nation’s future.

A movement is growing, led by progressives—but supported by many well-meaning
Americans—to change the way we elect our president. In effect, it seeks to do
away with the Electoral College as devised by the Framers of our Constitution.

That’s why Hillsdale College is conducting a National Survey on Presidential
Selection.

By completing this survey and returning it to me as soon as possible, you
will help Hillsdale College more clearly understand the views of mainstream
Americans concerning this issue—views we will make available to policymakers
and opinion leaders.

You can complete the National Survey on Presidential Selection by using the
link below:

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For most of our nation’s history, the Electoral College, as devised by the
Framers of our Constitution, was not controversial. Indeed, it was considered
essential to preserving free and representative government.

But today, more than a dozen states have joined together in an attempt to
undermine this constitutional xxxxxx of liberty.

This movement to undermine the Constitution has grown largely because of the
failure of America’s schools to provide young people with a proper grounding in
American civics—too many Americans simply don’t understand the importance of
the Constitution, including the Electoral College, to liberty.

Because of this, Hillsdale College has expanded its educational mission on
behalf of liberty nationwide, directly teachingmillions of Americans in all 50
states.

These efforts, which aim to counter the Left’s domination over most of our
schools, include:


• Teaching millions of citizens nationwide through free online courses, such
as “Constitution 101” and “The Great American Story: A Land of Hope;”
• Reaching over 5.6 million households and businesses nationwide with
Imprimis , Hillsdale’s free digest of liberty;
• Promoting constitutional education through social media outlets popular
with young people;
• Sending millions of pocket-size copies of America’s founding documents to
citizens and K-12 schools across America, as well as to members of our armed
forces; and
• Restoring excellence to K-12 education through Hillsdale’s Barney Charter
School Initiative, which launches and provides guidance to classical K-12
charter schools nationwide.
Your answers to the National Survey on Presidential Selection will help
Hillsdale form the most effective strategy to educate millions of Americans
about the importance of the Constitution to liberty—including the importance of
the Electoral College.

And this is especially important in 2020, a critical year for America’s future.

So please share your views on this urgent topic by completing our National
Survey on Presidential Selection and returning it to me as soon as possible. It
will only take a few minutes of your time.

You can take the survey using the secure link I’ve provided below:

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And after you take your survey, I hope you will also consider supporting
Hillsdale College with a tax-deductible gift.

Since 1844, Hillsdale has been “pursuing truth and defending liberty.” Today,
it does so through its extensive educational outreach efforts, while refusing
to accept ONE PENNY of government funding—not even indirectly in the form of
federal or state student grants or loans.

The support of private citizens like you is essential to our work.

Please represent your state and take the National Survey on Presidential
Selection today. Thank you for your time and attention—and for your friendship
and support of liberty.

Warm regards,

Larry P. Arnn
President, Hillsdale College
Pursuing Truth and Defending Liberty Since 1844







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