> From: dendriite [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > This is the only example I am aware of (in the US) where > voters are not equal. But what about the senate? Yes, your vote had the same selective power as any other vote for the senator in that state, but when your senator votes he/she is voting for or against an issue with power that is irrespective of population and totally determined by arbitrary lines on a map. The vote of a senator from Alaska has the same power as the vote of a senator from California, even though they represent a vastly different number of people. Isn't that another example? Joshua (Holding up his Canadian card; he only knows US politics from television.)
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