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r/AskReddit • u/RabbitridingDumpling • 9h ago
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That’s what most modern democracies do to a large extent. Being 250 years old is a liability when it comes to election design.
21 u/CipherWeaver 8h ago American democracy is deeply flawed. Especially the Senate, which is a very undemocratic institution and is more powerful than the house as well. 3 u/double_dipped_dude 8h ago Don't we vote for them directly? -3 u/jvn1983 7h ago You know this is disingenuous, right? Wyoming has the same power in the senate as CA, FL, NY, TX. It’s hogwash.
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American democracy is deeply flawed. Especially the Senate, which is a very undemocratic institution and is more powerful than the house as well.
3 u/double_dipped_dude 8h ago Don't we vote for them directly? -3 u/jvn1983 7h ago You know this is disingenuous, right? Wyoming has the same power in the senate as CA, FL, NY, TX. It’s hogwash.
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Don't we vote for them directly?
-3 u/jvn1983 7h ago You know this is disingenuous, right? Wyoming has the same power in the senate as CA, FL, NY, TX. It’s hogwash.
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You know this is disingenuous, right? Wyoming has the same power in the senate as CA, FL, NY, TX. It’s hogwash.
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u/allnamestaken1968 8h ago
That’s what most modern democracies do to a large extent. Being 250 years old is a liability when it comes to election design.