In Tom Perkin's neo-Feudalistic utopia, do I get votes for all the payroll taxes, sales taxes, excise taxes, property taxes, and government fees (e.g., car registration) I pay? ("Fees" are taxes too. They're called "fees" by politicians who want to lie about not raising taxes.) Or does Perkins only count income taxes? Nearly 1/2 of gov't revenue comes from individual income taxes. But 1/3 comes from payroll taxes. Estate taxes are only about 1%, half of excise taxes.

I suppose "corporations" will get the vote too; about 10% of gov't revenue comes from them. Not sure what they get out of it, since the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) will put multi-national corporations above the law, and allow them to impose new taxes on nations to recoup lost profits from laws that violate their "rights" to pollute and defraud: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/11/how-can-nytimes-endors...

Will votes be commodified? Can I buy and sell votes on a crappy website built by CGI Federal? Won't Wall St find a way to securitize and infinitely re-hypothecate the vote?

If I bring a big sack of money to the polls, can I purchase additional votes on election day? Will they only take US dollars, or can I pay with Bitcoin?

Can I borrow money to buy more votes?

Can Ben Bernake simply print $15T to buy votes for The Fed? He could choose the next government and monetize the entire public debt--killing two birds with one stone!