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According to your article (“In Perot Scenarios, House Could Pick Next President,” May 16), House of Representatives members of both Democratic and Republican parties have said that they would elect the presidential candidate of their party, regardless of which candidate received the most popular vote.
This is a succinct example of why the American voter is turning to Perot, regardless of his “platform” or “stands.” He has promised to be the servant of the people . . . we all thought that was what we were choosing and paying salaries for in the past!
MARY B. DION
Dana Point
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