text: In counterclaim of the good attributes of the electoral college voting system we could still state that the 'popular vote' method is still a much more equal, fair, accurate, and durable way of voting for the president of the United States.                            Let's imagine you are the best player in your grade at basketball. You're in the ninth grade and have dominated ever since you started playing. One day a friend walks up to you and asks, "Do you want to play after school basketball with me and work on our skills?" You respond, "No, because I'm already the best! Why would I try to get better when I'm already better than everyone?" Your friend says back to you, "So that you can perfect your skills and get better at other skills." You say, "I'm not going to work on my moves because I'm already good enough." You keep this mindset throughout high school. By the time you're a senior you are kicked off the team because you don't show up to practice and are one of the worst players on your team. That is because you thought you were always the best, and never practiced basketball. As other kids were gaining skills, you stayed the same and over time, you were losing skills.