I agree with the first part and disagree with the second part. I agree that no single member of Congress represents these people. (Hard to disagree, since that&#x27;s just a simple objective fact.) I disagree that this somehow equates to &quot;without representation.&quot;<p>We can do this for <i>any</i> issue which is not related to state&#x2F;district borders. No single member of Congress represents urban Americans, or rural Americans, or WoW players, or hair stylists. Would we say that they pay taxes without representation? Of course not. Why are expats any different?<p>I lived abroad for several years and I never felt like I was without representation. I voted and had elected officials the same as my fellow Americans. The degree to which I&#x27;m represented in Congress (i.e. nobody is really answerable to me, but I can write to them and get a form letter back if I feel like wasting some time, and once every couple of years I get to pretend like my vote matters) was no different at that time than it is now.