tter than those made elsewhere."
             Tocqueville was very critical of the House of Representatives because of there "vulgar demeanor" and that there is not a "single famous man." "They are mostly village lawyers, tradesmen, ore even men of the lowest classes." In addition, even with wide spread education, the representatives don't always know how to write. On the other hand, just next door, the Senate is covered with famous men. "They are eloquent advocates, distinguished generals, wise magistrates, and noted statesman. Every word uttered in the assembly would add luster to the greatest parliamentary debates in Europe." So, what is it that causes such a great contrast? And why is the House of Representatives not as refined as the Senate?
             The contrast to Tocqueville is the House of Representative is elected directly and the Sen
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