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« To Ask Is To Receive | Main | Clean Sweep » May 14, 2007Who Would Thompson Choose?An interesting idea from Matthew Kahn: It strikes me that the attributes to win the election are different from the attributes needed to govern. Am I right? How would I prove this claim? We could switch to a system where the person elected then chooses someone else to govern and receives a payment ex-post based on the President's performance?Or maybe we could dispense with Presidential polls and vote directly for Electors. Posted by Zach Wendling at May 14, 2007 08:00 AM CommentsPost a comment |
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