What a great analogy. I do feel like voting is a key part of our "structure", and we must make sure it is solid. We have very little voter fraud (residents of the Millennium tower are not creating more tilt), but we do have party politics (hmm, maybe these are the failed attempts to fix...not sure?).
I have always hated gerrymandering. I am from Chicago, which has a long history of skewed voting districts. In fact, my family sort of lives in Kinzinger's congressional district. We did until recent changes to the districts that is. I feel that both sides do this.
What can we do? I am tempted to move to a swing state and vote there...a modern day carpet bagger.
What a great analogy. I do feel like voting is a key part of our "structure", and we must make sure it is solid. We have very little voter fraud (residents of the Millennium tower are not creating more tilt), but we do have party politics (hmm, maybe these are the failed attempts to fix...not sure?).
I have always hated gerrymandering. I am from Chicago, which has a long history of skewed voting districts. In fact, my family sort of lives in Kinzinger's congressional district. We did until recent changes to the districts that is. I feel that both sides do this.
What can we do? I am tempted to move to a swing state and vote there...a modern day carpet bagger.