Given that three of last four Republican Presidents have crashed the economy, after cutting taxes and ballooning the deficit, voting for another Republican President really is the definition of insanity - doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting a different result.
People respond by blaming Trump's crash on covid, but if Trump hadn't cut taxes and ballooned the deficit right before the pandemic, the economy would have been in a much stronger position to withstand the costs of covid.
And if Trump had controlled the outbreak instead of trying to achieve "herd immunity" the costs for testing and treatment would have been cut by 2/3 as well.
No, Presidents are elected by 5 states. Hardly what the Founders intended.
When the EC was created, the US economy was an agrarian economy. States with high value agricultural exports had much lower populations than the less wealthy or productive cities. It was essential to keep control of the country in the hands of the largest segment of the economy.
Today, agriculture is less than 5% of the US economy. The great cities are the engines of your economy today, especially those large coastal cities which function as shipping terminals for both imports and exports. Unfortunately, the needs of a large industrial and service based economy are being strangled and thwarted by the small states power in the EC and the Senate.
The result is not just "minority rule" using the disproportionate power of the low population states in elections for President and Senate, but it also allows the minority party to thwart anything the majority party wants to do, as we've seen with the Republicans since Obama was elected.