iowa, you wouldn t go to montana, you wouldn t go to new hampshire. south carolina g.o.p. senator lindsey graham agreed, according again, the desire to abolish the electoral college is driven by the idea democrats wao go away politically. even former president obama said there is a reason wyoming and its 500,000 residents get two senators and california and its 33 million residents also get joe s two senators, saying the founders wanted to make sure the united states put a premium on the states. shannon? shannon: that was the idea. trace gallagher, thank you very much. as democrats are greedy constitution is under attack by president trump, they are also saying it s outdated, and they have these really progressive ideas to radically change it. let s debate. the fox news contributors doug schoen and karl rove, senior vp alexander wilkes. welcome to all of you. the president has waited with a couple of tweets.
markets, you would not go to iowa, you wouldn t go to montana, you wouldn t go to new hampshire. lindsey graham agreed quoting again the desire to abolish the electoral college is dropping by the idea democrats want rural america to go away politically. former president obama said there s a reason wyoming and its 500,000 presidents get two senator and california added 33 million residents also get just two senator saying the founders wanted to make sure the united states put a premium on the states. that was the idea. thank you. democrats argue the constitution is under attack by donald trump they are also saying it is outdated and have really progressive ideas to radically change it so let s debate with doug schon and karl rove and alexandra wilkes. welcome to all of you.
if there was no electoral college. you would go to the major media markets. you wouldn t go to iowa, wouldn t go to montana, wouldn t go to new hampshire. i think any proposal to get rid of the electoral college, i understand the concern, and the concern is real, that we ve had two presidents get elected without winning the popular vote. but i agree with charlie, that s not going to happen. on gillibrand, i think it s a brilliant answer. there is criticism in the democratic community about her statements about franken, about her criticisms saying bill clinton should have been impeached. i think the way she handled that last night shows how long she s been thinking about running for president and how very nuanced her argument is. you ve seen beto stumble in his first five days because running for president is hard, and you see someone like kirsten who has been thinking about running since she was in congress, much less the senate, and obviously thought about how to deal with this issue