The founders didn't envision political parties -- certainly not the polarization we now have.

The voters don't choose Electors directly, the parties do that.

The article is fairly biased -- 'what if the Dems get 'screwed' ?
"But if the justices choose to allow them (faithless electors), they are potentially endorsing chaos"

I can't imagine that the current court will do much about a system that was expressly delegated to the states. I think the only way this problem the states are having, could be addressed at a federal level would be via constitutional amendment. If the states don't want to figure out how to manage electors, they need to work together to dismantle that system. Add that weve had multiple authoritarian style presidents who directly benefitted from the ECs ability to override the popular vote. Appealing to the feds here, is a recipe for disaster. But, getting the SCOTUS case out of the way may help galvanize the states.