[AuH2ORepublican]

It seems to me that both of you would rather have politicians decide who to represent your state in the U.S. Senate rather than decide for yourselves. How cute. Do you similarly depend on politicians to tell you how to worship God or how to raise your family? Personally, I believe that citizens have the unalienable right to elect their representatives in government, but if you all want to delegate your sovereignty to politicians you are free to continue to communicate your meekness and subservience by advocating for the abrogation of your right to vote for your state’s representatives in the U.S. Senate.

[AuH2ORepublican]

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[rollo tomasi]

Yeah, those who rebelled against the Crown and established Seperation of Powers as well as federalism were a bunch of idiots that transferred their freedoms onto State politicians who were responsible for appointing two Senators to represent their States.

The founders in your words could not "decide" for themselves and promoted delegating their sovereignty to politicians.

You must really hate the Electoral College.

As for me, only property owners should vote (Do you understand the concept on why property taxes were allowed in the first place) and only States should decide how they send two Senators to DC.