2 ms·
It's not the voting (which has been possible for millions of people, for ages). It's the horse-trading to figure out what to put to a vote, or ideally to find t
by iguy 7y ago
It's not the voting (which has been possible for millions of people, for ages). It's the horse-trading to figure out what to put to a vote, or ideally to find the right compromises. Surely that's the point of having few enough people that many can know each other.
- beatgammit 7y agoJust think of the filibusters with thousands of representatives...
- masonic 7y agoThere is no filibuster rule in the House.