One legal scholar is fearful that the deep constitutional flaw that is the Electoral College risks tearing apart America and causing another secession crisis, writes Michelle Goldberg for The New York Times. The ever-controversial system for electing presidents, which sometimes overrides the popular vote, was thrown into further controversy this month as Nebraska Republicans moved to try to change their elector rules at the last minute in a way that would favor former President Donald Trump, by no longer allowing Omaha’s congressional district to choose its elector independently. However, Repu…