I'm just saying... randomized, representative democracy has a certain cachet. A voting system that supports pluralism. Then a representative system in which so

I'm just saying... randomized, representative democracy has a certain cachet. A voting system that supports pluralism. Then a representative system in which some proportion of those serving (e.g. 1/3) are randomly selected from within their winning party. There's a lot to be said for having more engine mechanics, farmers, teachers, etc in legislature.