Would you care to elaborate?
I don't see why 8 million people should make better decisions than 80 or 800 million people.
Or do you mean that people in the Bay Area make better decisions than people in other areas?
I don't see why 8 million people should make better decisions than 80 or 800 million people.
Or do you mean that people in the Bay Area make better decisions than people in other areas?
edited 13th to 17th amendment, oops http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seventeenth_Amendment_to_the_Un...
Libertarianism is about individual rights, not States' rights. You can be both a Federalist and a Libertarian if you want, but one doesn't follow from the other.
With a smaller group that is local to one another, they're more likely to share interests and understand one another. Communication is faster and clearer among the electorate and between the electorate and the elected.