Part of what Mr. Adams proposes is already happening. The fact that both parties are entering a period of 'splinter' is an indication that even those who identi

Part of what Mr. Adams proposes is already happening. The fact that both parties are entering a period of 'splinter' is an indication that even those who identify with a party are not happy with the party in question. As this gets both stronger and more wide spread we should see more and more 'sub-splinter' groups form. This in turn will affect how the parent party is able to perform--- or more importantly not perform. Consider that the democratic party is still suffering from the 'rainbow' movement of some years back, this sort of behavior will certainly increase the entertainment value of modern politics. The new slogan could be 'More theater, less action!'...