The Problem With Congress
I would think that having a better cross section of the public at large, in the House of Representatives would go a long way to stemming runaway spending and many other problems. It should be forever set at a ratio of "one R
Read more…Unequal and Disproportionate Representation
Table
Proper Representation in the Federal House and
Existing Representation in the several State Houses
State Republics |
Population |
Max. No. of Reps. Rounded up |
Min. District Size (House)* |
"Shall Not Exceed"
The words used to set the "limit" to the size of Congressional districts, were intentionally chosen for their versatility of direction and interpretation. Meaning what?
Meaning, that these words:
"The number of Representatives sha
Read more…By The Numbers!
By 2050, the U.S. population is projected to reach about 435 million.
Question:
Is "...one Representative for every thirty Thousand inhabitants", (Federalist Papers #55 and #56), the same as ONE FOR EVERY MILLION?
Here's what those
Read more…The Inescapable Truth
The truth is that if you look closely at the words used in the Constitution and the meaning and intent behind the Constitution, you find that it's main focus and original intent is as a pact by the states to set up a government,
Read more…The Great Compromise of 1787
Edmund Randolph, Governor of Virginia in 1787, proposed that the new Congress under the Constitution should have two legislative houses.
One part, the voice of the people, where there would exist a House of Representativ
Read more…State of The House
Boy are we in trouble! The latest word is that the Democ-Rats, (aka the Democratic Socialists or Progressives), are poised to take over The House in '20. Let me play Nostradamus for a minute and tell you what the future holds, shou
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