Playbill
November, 1968
With election time upon us, it's pertinent to point out that the U. S. Bureau of Census estimates there are approximately 120,000,000 Americans of voting age. Along with another 80,000,000, they are represented in the Congress by 535 men and women who are more often than not, it sometimes seems, bogged down by our oft-cumbersome legislative process. Would it be more efficient, and responsive to the public interest—as some have suggested—if each voter were equipped with a push button to let the G...
