Ok, by this logic Ranked Choice Voting has about the same chances as the proverbial snowball in hell, because if it gets adopted, it would be bad for both curre

Ok, by this logic Ranked Choice Voting has about the same chances as the proverbial snowball in hell, because if it gets adopted, it would be bad for both currently dominant parties... To sum it up, in a two-party system there are three kinds of issues: - issues which both parties can agree upon (getting fewer and fewer in the US currently). - issues which benefit one party more than the other, which get polarized, no matter how obvious they seem at first. - issues which could potentially be bad for both parties, which are not even seriously discussed.