> There's also the matter that there's an entire quadrant of the political map that appears to be unsupported by either party. Are you referring to "the under

> There's also the matter that there's an entire quadrant of the political map that appears to be unsupported by either party. Are you referring to "the underrepresented cohort in American politics is the opposite of libertarians: people with right-wing social views who support big government on the economy," in your second link? I think you are, but I think there's also a chance you're referring to libertarians, which are also poorly served by the parties, because, as the article points out, voters with such views "are functionally nonexistent."