Who is going to pay the salary of all these senators?

>>What this nation really needs is one political party - the Republican Party.
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>What we need is to get rid of these political religions all together. I have a plan to do this, it requires providing more offices to hold.
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>I did the math last night. The average population of a sate is 30X what it was in 1775*. However, the number of senators for each state has remained at a constant 2 since 1775.
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>Look at the last election race in Minnesota. 3 million people wanted Coleman and 2 million people wanted Mondale.
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>This is a huge number of people that are not being represented, because its a winner take all election. There is no reason for this mentality.
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>When you think about it, technologically, we are moving into an epoch where we are almost capable of completely removing representivies. For example, I typically despise Television, but what happened if we were allowed to be polled on issues through an internet connection while watching TV?
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>This is a long ways off, but maybe less than a century away. However, in the mean time, I think an elegant solution to many of our governments problems would be to increase the number of US Senators from 2 per state to somewhere between 10 and 100 per state.
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>We also need to insure that the POTUS is doing his job by administering the country and representing us in organizations like the UN. I think the President's job has evolved into something more powerful than the original job description and we actively need to change that back.
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>* My numbers
>2000 Pop of Approx. 280 Million / 50 states
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>1775 Pop of Approx. 2.5 Million / 13 states