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It might be something structural that is general to all such situations; maybe when there is a very large number of 'ordinary legislators' there is a high proba
by bshanks 8y ago
It might be something structural that is general to all such situations; maybe when there is a very large number of 'ordinary legislators' there is a high probability of them becoming, over time, de facto powerless compared to party leadership.
- gowld 8y agoThe US already had de facto individually-powerless legislators -- The Republicans especially vote as a bloc whichever way party leadership declares.