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Seriously, we just need to go back to 29 and do some serious time travel punching.  Those guys were real bad at laws.
Get rid of the electoral college. >

No chance in hell that will happen, we could increase the house to around 2000 representatives... technically it would only take a federal law to do that, and it would wipe out the small state advantage and be good for politics in general... >


we could increase the house to around 2000 representatives

Go all the way, and bring the number of citizens per Representative back to what it was in the 1st Congress.  A House with about 5300 Reps in it :) >

Honestly I e thought about it, I'm not against it... In practice it would be possible to give representatives office space I federal buildings in each state for day to day stuff, use remote voting and teleconference systems, etc. >

the senate and the electoral college and the permanent apportionment act of 1929 are relics that need to be abolished