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The two-party system is not really a coalition system, is it? For one, there is no way for minority factions within parties to exert effective control over the
by artoghrul 2y ago
The two-party system is not really a coalition system, is it? For one, there is no way for minority factions within parties to exert effective control over the other factions, no? A prime example being how the centrist majority of the Democratic party crushed the democratic socialist faction.
- pjc50 2y agoConversely, the Tea Party faction of the Republicans gained control more or less entirely from the outside, due to media support.
- philwelch 2y agoThe process for doing this is primary elections, which you can participate in if you want to!
- mattpallissard 2y agoWe call them caucuses.