I personally disagree with the Electoral College. It was a system that worked 200 years ago. The system now just doesn’t work because we have all these things like mail in voting, claimed election fraud, etc. Not only that but the electoral college could have a bias against a candidate. If you look at Hilary Clinton for example. She ran for President in 2016 but ended up losing the Electoral College vote but won the popular vote. Now she is an electoral college member which obviously, she wouldn’t vote for trump. The only reason the Electoral College is because the original framers said that the president and Vice President should be decided by a set group of people. Which today, is the Electoral College. Hope this helps!
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<h3>What are LCD and NCD guidelines?</h3>
While a contractor or economic intermediary makes a ruling as to whether a provider or item may be reimbursed, it is referred to as a nearby insurance determination (liquid crystal display). while CMS makes a desire in response to a right away request as to whether or not or no longer service or object can be covered, it is known as national insurance willpower (NCD).
An LCD is a choice with the aid of a Medicare contractor whether or not to cowl a selected object or provider. LCDs include “reasonable and vital” statistics and are administrative and academic gear to help you in submitting accurate claims for a fee.
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Answer: How is the rule of law related to the protection of human rights?
The rule of law, based on human rights, underpins peace and security. ... The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: “If man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression […] human rights should be protected by the rule of law.”
Um I don’t understand what this is
