> Does that include building the wall, privatizing social security, eliminating the income tax, or implementing school choice? When you live in a country where

> Does that include building the wall, privatizing social security, eliminating the income tax, or implementing school choice? When you live in a country where one side just wants to undo the policies of the other, there's a deeper problem. I'm not sure I fully grasp your point, but yes we absolutely should allow this. Voters need to personally experience the impact of voting for different parties in order for them to make better choices. The median voter isn't informed, or educated enough to be able to gather, and evaluate between different party platforms in any other way.