the smallest minority in the world is the individual. those who deny individual rights cannot claim to be defenders of minorities.
Those who feel that individuals aren't equal, can't claim to be defenders of the people, like the US elections where people in Wyoming get a vote 3 times as powerful as those in California or Texas.
In the House each state has the number the number of representatives is corresponding with the population of that state.
So, Wyoming voters' votes are not any more powerful than votes of those in California or New York.
If number of senators were allocated the same way, there would be no need for the Senate.
And America would not be a Republic.
I think they were referring to the Electoral College. A vote in Wyoming is worth 3 times the vote of a person in Cali or Ny
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So, are you saying that Wyoming abuses the fact that they are a state with small population, i.e. minority?
The Electoral College assures that even 'minority' states have a voice.
Kind of like affirmative action.
Very much unlike AA. In practical terms the money and time spent in small states impacts elections, there is much talk that Trump's election was an accident since he lost the popular vote - nationwide - by millions, and won three states by less than 2% of the entire vote.
The same case can be made for Congressional Districts; when gerrymandering created one party dominance as money was poured into these enclaves to make a safe harbor for a parties incumbent and limit the ability of the other party to win.
We need to reform our elections so we can never again be dominated by one party, one ideology and lead by an inept, incompetent and mendacious President.