The Electoral College Is A Terrible System/Should Be Removed

1. How can the electoral College protect the Republic when arguably all presidents who lost the popular vote but won the Electoral College (Including 3 Republicans, 1 Democrat, and 1 Democratic-Republican) have done nothing but destroyed the Republic? Donald Trump has increased the already absurdly high military budget to 700 billion when that should go to helping the very people he represents, considered starting an unnecessary invasion of Venezuela, insulted North Korean Dictator Kim Jun Un when they were making massive progress in their nuclear development and can easily strike South Korea and Japan by pure irrational-ism, and caused unnecessary damage to relations with other countries, Bush responded poorly to Katrina, created crony capitalism by bailing out the big banks (If I am correct though Obama also did this which I disapprove of) and set no foundation for Barrack Obama to try and fix the country after the crash of 2008, Harrison was supportive of kicking around Indians, didn't support Civil war veterans (And mind you, he was a veteran himself), levied rather high tariffs, and Adams was a supporter of the "Tariff of Abominations". All it has done has given us presidents that perform poorly, and some are considered to be the worst in US history, such as Harrison. 2. Federal Republicanism is a branch of Republicanism, and thus is also under democracy as Republicanism is democracy with representatives, hence "Representative Democracy". The people still have say, just not as directly as a democracy would make it to be. 3. Even if the word democracy is not mentioned in the Constitution, it can still be amended to include it, and of course there have been amendments that change what the Constitution says (That also involve Representative Democracy), Women's' Rights Voting Rights, Change of Voting Age and the right for former Black Slaves to vote. 4. Still, Trump lost by almost 3 million Votes in the popular vote, and even though those areas did have a majority vote for Trump, that still dwarfs in comparison to the bigger states that really matter. The population of San Francisco is 300,000 more than Wyoming but is just a mere city. While Obama still won the popular vote in '08, it's unfair for those who voted for McCain for president as their votes practically didn't matter. 5. While Democrats get their votes in the big cities, they won't influence elections like crazy in the Electoral College when they can be a stronghold for certain candidates because they can dictate where a state's Electoral Votes go to. 6. I believe that this point should be clarified. Even if you won all cities down to Spokane, Washington, you would still fail to win the vote. In a democratic vote like Republicanism is based upon, you would be forced to do far more campaigning in more areas. 7. Okay, just what the heck are you trying to say here? And now for some new info. 1. Electors in some states don't have to vote for who the people voted for. While this usually isn't going to do anything to help anyone win, this is wildly un-republican. 2. The Electoral College can discourage people from voting as their vote doesn't matter if their state chooses to vote for someone else. 3. If a vote is tied or not very clear in a electoral based system, the House is responsible for deciding who wins. Once again, this is very un-republican, and also is too confusing and time consuming versus a more efficient first past the post vote. 4. The Electoral college will always fail to properly represent the people unless a district has a 100% vote for a candidate (Which has never happened as far as I am aware of), because their votes will be ignored when in a democratic vote everyone has equal say. 5. The Electoral College also fails spectacularly at protecting smaller states like our Founding Fathers were ultra concerned about as it make smaller states worthless and bigger states incredibly powerful. If you won Rhode Island for example, you wouldn't really care it's just 4 electoral votes, but if you won California you would be eccentric because you now have 55 electoral votes.