Fair enough, it should be asked in a neutral way. "Voters perceive problems. As is common in a democracy, voters elect people who propose solutions. Why is n

Fair enough, it should be asked in a neutral way. "Voters perceive problems. As is common in a democracy, voters elect people who propose solutions. Why is no other political party proposing solutions voters see as worth voting for?" If you don't think the problems are real, make the case to the voters. As far as I can tell, other political parties have no better answer than name-calling. Am I missing some politician/party that is actually making a real argument?