You've sort of missed my point. I'm not pushing a particular political agenda, here. I'm talking about how many roadblocks there are between a vote and a poli

You've sort of missed my point. I'm not pushing a particular political agenda, here. I'm talking about how many roadblocks there are between a vote and a policy change, of any stripe. The fact is, if we all agreed on something, it still wouldn't matter. The process of voting would not see that idea through to any meaningful realization - which sort of defeats the purpose of voting, doesn't it?