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Senate isn't gerrymandered.

• errcorrectcode 5y ago
  I wasn't talking about that. The House is. Duh. The problem is still that the Senate gives nearly empty, conservative states outsized power they don't deserve. It was a Colonial concern that no longer exists to the degree it did during the founding.
  • Ekaros 5y ago
    There is easy solutions for this. 1. Break up the union. Each state goes it own way or forms a block between neighbours. 2. Get rid of states in general. Same federal laws and rule over all of the USA.
    • errcorrectcode 5y ago
      Reorgs rarely solve anything and administratively impossible. 50 currencies. Too many cities to roll-up to DC.
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• mocheeze 5y ago
  No, it's worse. Some states have far-outsized voting power compared to others. Same as the electoral college.