> A much simpler (and more plausible) solution to chapium's problem is simply getting rid of the electoral college.
Which would then require that a candidate only pander to an even smaller number of densely populated cities.
It would be far better to revoke much of the power of the central government rather than to try and debug our way through to a mythical process by which all individual interests are considered. Because, in the end, minority interests will always be cast aside once the election is over anyway.
Which would then require that a candidate only pander to an even smaller number of densely populated cities.
It would be far better to revoke much of the power of the central government rather than to try and debug our way through to a mythical process by which all individual interests are considered. Because, in the end, minority interests will always be cast aside once the election is over anyway.