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I understand the concerns people have with a two-party system, but in practice I'm not sure that's what we have. Within each party there are a wide variety of s
by TheFreim 4y ago
I understand the concerns people have with a two-party system, but in practice I'm not sure that's what we have. Within each party there are a wide variety of subgroups. These subgroups have varying levels of influence generally and in different geographical regions. Take the republican party for example, inside it you can find both libertarians, paleo-conservatives, neo-conservatives, liberals, and others. What do you think?
- guerrilla 4y agoYou definitely have a two party system. Countries with many parties also have factions like you describe within all their parties, so there's far more diversity than you see.