[ SECRET POST #3417 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3417 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Fushigi Yuugi]


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03.
[Root Double]


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[Hikaru no Go]


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(Corpse Bride)


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[Fushigi Yuugi]


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[Big Hero 6]


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08.
[good mythical morning]


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09. http://i.imgur.com/qr1gRQ8.jpg
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Comments

Re: If you could choose how the president was chosen, how would you do it?

[diet_poison]

This. And I think private donations to campaigns should be limited, whether it's from a corporation or an individual.

I'll add onto this one, since you brought up a point I wasn't going to (superdelegates), but I would also change the selection system from plurality to majority runoff. You must have more than 50% of the votes to win. If nobody gets 50%, you pick the two with the most votes and do a runoff. Would it be more of a hassle? Yes. But I see this as the best way to break out of the two-party system we're locked into right now. In a plurality system, a vote for a third party is a waste. In a runoff system people won't be so afraid to vote for third parties and they'll get more support.

An alternative for Congress (tangential to the OP now) would be a system where each party is represented proportional to the overall votes it has - doesn't the UK do something like this? While that's not directly relevant to the presidential election, it might help the overall political system which influences how the President functions as well as how candidates for the Presidency are chosen.