Bicameral

[Keith Broaders]

The purpose of a Bicameral Legislature is to prevent majority from passing laws that harm minorities. A Bicameral Legislatue that functions properly reresents two separate constituencies. One of the chambers represents communities and the other represents idividuals and political factions.

In Bicameral Legislaturesr proposed legislation  to be approved it needs bipartisan support. Potential laws that fbenefit one faction at the expense of another are destined to fail.

If both houses represent a single constituency, the majority faction will habe the power to  crush the minority.

The Bicameral Legislature that was created to prevent tyranny has become a tool in the hands of political parties. to turn our rights into provileges.

To restore America;s greatness we must end Bicameral Legislatures and provide evey county and every state with proper representation.

Those who claim we need more representation in the House of Representatives are like the camper that thinks that pouring gasoline on his campfiris a good idea.

More government means less freedom and higher taxes. What we need is a better system.

and it promotes the tyranny it was created to prevent.

Starting in 1619 with the establishment of the House of Burgesses in 1619 , the 11 permanent settlements in Virgina had 2 representatives.. In 1776 the Commonwealth of Virginia had 61 counties with 122 delegates that did not represent individuals or political facions, they represented the common good of their entire community.

a body is to prevent tfirst Bicameral Legislature in the united States was establcihed in Virginia in 1619. The Hoise of Burgesses consisted of a House of Delegates where the voters in  each of the 11 plantations elected 2 delegates  that would  represent their plantation and a senate  consisting of 6 advisors appointred by the Governor.

The deleagtes did not represent the people,individually, they represented the best interests of the entire community.

[Keith Broaders]

While the exact number of white men in Virginia in 1619 isn't precisely recorded, records from early 1620 show around 892 Europeans, including 670 able-bodied men, among the total Virginia population, suggesting a significant, but growing, number of English men in the colony that year, even before the arrival of the first Africans. These were English men, not yet officially termed "white" in colonial records, arriving since Jamestown's founding in 1607, with many being indentured servants

[Keith Broaders]

Virginia had 11 settlements in 1619, but had 61 settlements in 1776 and at least 80 counties in 1790. After the ratification of the Constitution, the House of Delegates began to represent