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That's basically what the original poster said - "Many Americans view our federal government poorly, on both sides of the aisle". I can imagine Americans of bo
by herval 6y ago
That's basically what the original poster said - "Many Americans view our federal government poorly, on both sides of the aisle".
I can imagine Americans of both sides don't see the parties as representing them. This seems to be a theme these days, no matter if the party in power is left/right/center, and it's not only contained to democracies either (it's pretty clear by now that turkish and russian folks aren't happy w/ their dictatorships either, for instance). It somewhat feels _distrusting centralized forms of government_ is the (new?) trend?
- heavyset_go 6y ago> It somewhat feels _distrusting centralized forms of government_ is the (new?) trend? I think it is more that people recognize that many parties and politicians exist to serve those with power, and act to enforce plutocracy over those without power.