To: Bronurstomp
And it would further the diminution of the States as politically distinct entities and tend to make them more like Provinces.
61 posted on
09/15/2011 11:30:33 AM PDT by
arthurus
(Read Hazlitt's "Economics In One Lesson.")
To: arthurus
Yes but our current system allows for rampant voter fraud in urban areas and allows more of a mob rule than an apportion type strategy. I don't think “Well I don't know but I am sure the Democrats will find a way to use this against us” is a valid counterpoint and the legislators in my state agree. The larger states with urban areas should adopt this strategy, it's actually more in line with what the founders had envisioned than a winner take all deal. Rural counties votes count as much as the urban area. Candidates would have to appeal to ALL Americans not just to urban interests like mass transit, large public works projects, etc. It is a superior idea whose time has come.
63 posted on
09/15/2011 12:08:18 PM PDT by
Bronurstomp
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