Tyson is correct in that it is not politicians that are the problem. But I don't know that there is something inherently wrong with the voters either. I think

Tyson is correct in that it is not politicians that are the problem. But I don't know that there is something inherently wrong with the voters either. I think it is the electoral process that does not represent voter's interests. I can't select who will represent my interests. I have to pick between two false choices. And then ALL of the power is handed to whoever wins the popularity contest. And then my concerns are ignored for four years. Proportional representation would solve that problem. You can even use it in the executive branch (Switzerland does). THEN Tyson could say the mistakes are our fault.