The Connecticut Compromise and the Power of Small States in the U.S. Senate

The video lecture discusses the undemocratic aspects of the US Senate, focusing on the historical context, the small state advantage, and the impact on public policy. It highlights the challenges in changing Senate representation due to constitutional constraints and explores issues like the filibuster and representation disparities.

What are some public policy issues that are affected by the Senate's structure?

Explain the concept of 'one man, one vote' and how it relates to the Senate's representation.

What challenges exist in changing the representation structure of the Senate?

In what ways does the lecture suggest that the Senate is an undemocratic institution?