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United States Senate Watch: Trump signs spending bill into law President Trump signed the congressionally approved spending and tax bill into law on Friday, July 4.

The United States Senate was explicitly designed to be undemocratic. It represents states, not people. Population-wise, some states are the size of large cities, others the size of large countries.

When the United States changed its process for electing senators, did that lead to a decline in state power? Or did it instead bring us closer to a "more perfect union"?