1.Lawrence Lessig describes the term comparison in the context of the American federal government. Is comparison prevalent in every level of government? If tweedism is in different levels of government, what are the relationships between elections within different geographical/political landscapes and how they affect their given economies?
2.The author illustrates his plan to implement a voucher system for primary elections however, he isn’t really upfront about the details of his plan. Even though his plan is relevant and inside the scope of the book’s material. Lessig only spoke about his plan by saying, “I proposed another version in 2011”(44). I personally think it was a loss to not include all of the details of his own plan and my question
2.The author illustrates his plan to implement a voucher system for primary elections however, he isn’t really upfront about the details of his plan. Even though his plan is relevant and inside the scope of the book’s material. Lessig only spoke about his plan by saying, “I proposed another version in 2011”(44). I personally think it was a loss to not include all of the details of his own plan and my question