I have consistently written that the majority of patriotic US citizen taxpayers should have control of this republic per the US. Constitution

"Control" seems pretty ambiguous in that sentence to me, given the electoral college, and the Senate, not to mention explicit rights given to individual persons.

And, um, for the record, those persons aren't necessarily citizens, taxpayers or patriotic.

Which Constitution were you referring to again?

I concur. Check your messages.

Patriotic US citizen taxpayers? Non-citizens or "aliens" do not have the right to vote.

The United States Electoral College,instituted at the Constitutional Convention in 1787, was a compromise arrived at by the Founding Fathers for electing the President, balancing between a popular vote and a vote in Congress. While the Electoral College was part of the original design outlined in the U.S. Constitution, the term "Electoral College" does not appear in the document itself. Article II of the Constitution and the 12th Amendment refer to "electors".

Democracy is a well established human right in the USA and throughout the world.
It's not practiced in the West.

Great idea. The taxpaying clause would disqualify Elon Musk from ever interfering in government again 🤣