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Political scientist Lawrence R. Jacobs argues that the U.S. presidential nomination system has been captured by small, ideologically driven primary electorates and that this, combined with the expansion of unilateral presidential powers, risks enabling populist demagogues. He calls for urgent reforms—most immediately within the Republican Party—to restore the independence of a portion of convention delegates so party leaders can block candidates deemed threats to the rule of law.
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