ible to accomplish with a population of an entire country.
             When we elect officials to represent us in a representative democracy, as we do today, it gives us the ability to go about our daily lives without requiring us to be overly concerned with the happenings of the government. We can do this because our elected officials are expected to keep their promises, and to represent what their constituents want as accurately as possible, for if the constituents are not happy with their representative at the end of a term, the representative will be out of a job. But, as we all know, politicians rarely keep their promises. Ordinary citizens can be victims in a representativ
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