anybody else, the gerrymandering decision further compounding that issue this would be an indirect remedy for a lot of that, not to mention the humanitarian issues of how puerto ricans were treated as second class citizens and making them a state would make them a long way in rectifying that. >> you're not arguing that montana and south dakota should have fewer senators. you just believe that others should have representation? >> you can't change the basic constitutional principles that are laid out and to do so would be folly. 60 years ago we admitted hawaii and alaska. they had one-fifth of the combined population of puerto rico and d.c. today. 50 years before that we admitted new mexico and arizona. so every 50, 60 years we do this. it's about time and we need to do it given how out of whack senate control has become in the small hands of very tiny