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Every major democracy is effectively a two party system. Further, both parties are usually quite corrupt, despite claiming to be the opposite of the other.
by yunohn 5y ago
Every major democracy is effectively a two party system. Further, both parties are usually quite corrupt, despite claiming to be the opposite of the other.
- InitialLastName 5y agoEven granted that, in a (n>1)-party system there is the capacity for electoral repercussions for individuals who demonstrate extraordinary corruption (as in the situation we are discussing here). In a single-party unitary system, there isn't even that possibility.