Robert Natelson, a 25-year constitutional law professor who’s been cited in U.S. Supreme Court cases, explains what the U.S. Constitution says about resolving our current electoral mess. The comments are based on two columns published in The Epoch Times. Natelson offered these comments during an interview for the John Locke Foundation’s “HeadLocke” podcast.
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