Skull
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A good idea that involves going back before 1964 when SCOTUS changed the laws for state senatorial appointments:
How To Stop Red States from Going Blue | The Stream
"Did you know that until 1964, all counties in all states had a fixed 1 or 2 senators per county in their state capitol? For instance, Los Angeles County in California had only 1 senator with 400,000 citizens, while Alpine County had 1 senator and only 400 citizens. But those 400 citizens could counter act any nonsense proposed by LA County.
This idea is not new. It was in fact the rule of law for almost 180 years of American history. And by it, states and counties were protected from the tyranny of mob rule."
A little video that explains how big cities and only cities rule all states and all of USA now:
How To Stop Red States from Going Blue | The Stream
"Did you know that until 1964, all counties in all states had a fixed 1 or 2 senators per county in their state capitol? For instance, Los Angeles County in California had only 1 senator with 400,000 citizens, while Alpine County had 1 senator and only 400 citizens. But those 400 citizens could counter act any nonsense proposed by LA County.
This idea is not new. It was in fact the rule of law for almost 180 years of American history. And by it, states and counties were protected from the tyranny of mob rule."
A little video that explains how big cities and only cities rule all states and all of USA now:
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