Showing posts with label Congressional Representation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Congressional Representation. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Representation in the House.

Well we are worse off. We need to reexamine how representation works to the Constitution. I really did try to argue this before the court. They told me I did not have the heritage to talk about this. Well here I am. They won't shut me up now.


This blog shows my attempt to bring proper representation to the House of Representatives.  Read it from the bottom to the top.
Thanks

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Standing and Ripeness are no match for people.

So it moves forth. The people are demanding what was promised to them.

The only way to demand representation is to return to the 1 to 30000 for adult citizens. The only way to do that in this current chaos, is through Ammendment of the Constitution, through a Constitutional Convention.

Companies like... can build user interfaces for each rep(free market). Military grade security.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Larger Government reduces error

It becomes more obvious every day. Today it is wall street.

We must enforce Art 1 Sec 2 Cl 3. The more people we have in a decision body, the smaller the error. More people would understand different topics and many people would create smarter policy. One to Thirty Thousand is about the right amount to create a representative government.

We need the house to become a virtual legislative body. Where Congress People live in the district and represent virtually their district. By living in the district, they will represent their district better. There will be fewer lobbyist bills brought before congress.

Bills will have more relevant conversation before being voted on. Bills can be edited while conversations occur.

From a computer science perspective, the representation ratio of 1 to 30000 is brilliant. It is a virtual neural network. A neural network reduces error.

It is a dishonor to all Americans and the Constitution by not building this social network. We can build this. We should have a conversation about this. This kind of change needs to be thought out so nobody gets upset.

Aaron

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Incorrect representation of American Citizens in the House of Representatives

This is my biggest argument about our government. We are not represented correctly according to the Constitution.

http://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/constitution.articlei.html


"The number of Representatives shall not exceed one for every thirty thousand, but each state shall have at least one Representative; "

Congress cannot change representation without an Article V amendment.

We should have ~11000 members in the house.

Our current government is defined by 2U.S.C. 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d. Not Article 1, Section 2, paragraph 3. 2U.S.C 2a,2b,2c,2d are unconstitutional since they change the rules of representation without an amendment. WHY??? Because of the size of the building. That is the only possible reason.

Here it comes, wait for it, 'Your nuts!'

We have the tools to do this. We have a beautiful internet. The System for the House of Representatives would require transparency, security, forums, prediction, evaluation and other computing systems. Each representative would require 2 offices. One in DC and one in the district. Many people would be required at each office.

This is how you create many high tech jobs. This correction would create about 1 million jobs to maintain the system. It will require several million support and development jobs. This would be enough to fix the economy. It would require 10s of millions new computers. This new network would be distributed across the country and should be built and protected by the NSA.

'Thirty' was the last word written in the Constitution by President Washington. We deserve the chance to solve this problem. We deserve a House that is citizen centric.
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Other work I do:
Aaron's House System - A description of the purpose and requirements of the House of Representatives

Aaron's Reality - The Standard Vibration Model of physics