"John D. Giorgis" wrote: > After all, which President would be more representative of the people: > A) A President who has the narrow support of the urban coastal areas, > producing a narrow overall popular majority, and little support from the > vast central rural areas? > B) A President with overwhelming support of the vast central rural areas, > and a decent minority of support in the urban coastal areas? A, obviously since more of the people are represented. I think Dan had an excellent point about the rural minority - why _should_ they have disproportionate power? Doug
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