afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
afloweroutofstone: afloweroutofstone:My hot take remains that if we can’t get rid of the Senate, then we should at least take the principle of “two Senators for every small geographically distinct population” to its logical extent. Automatically
