Whether government corruption is inevitable is frankly irrelevant to the broader question of political representation. I understand very well the (R) v (D) dist

Whether government corruption is inevitable is frankly irrelevant to the broader question of political representation. I understand very well the (R) v (D) distinction is predominantly Rural v Urban. I believe in democracy and, as such, believe that people, not land should vote. Any system that is as so incredibly unrepresentative is unjust. If 1% of CA moved to Wyoming; Wyoming would be majority Californian. Them having equal representation in a co-equal political body is insanity. Wyoming has a population half the size of the city of San Jose. As an aside; I find the coding of land to be deeply misleading. https://www.washingtonpost.com/resizer/hpB3wkTVkPJsrJ6-qjtbUx-i2Jc=/arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost/public/IFEZDTO7WVFSXNCM564TCFVOJI.png https://www.washingtonpost.com/resizer/hpB3wkTVkPJsrJ6-qjtbU...