Of all things, good sense is the most fairly distributed: everyone thinks he is so well supplied with it that even those who are the hardest to satisfy in every other respect never desire more of it than they already have.

I looked at it, and I just can't see myself following it. I've got enough other stuff to worry about than what Junior Representative Joe Blow (unimportant-IA) is doing as far as legislative activity. They're all a bunch of crooks, I'm not going to sit around asking which ones are the most active crooks.

I rather give points for the less active representative - the one that legislate the least will be the winner :)

I know - the site feels inherently anti-libertarian. But I imagine it really is an excellent tool for the classroom, as they mention. The trick is to couple that knowledge with a proper philosophy of law and governance.

I'll look into what variations there are. Perhaps Rogel's idea has been floated before.

That just looks obscenely depressing for any advocate for small government.

If I had an inkling for how many dumb regulations and legislation got passed every day I would be physically sick.

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