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	<title>Comments on: Does Two Parties Equal Two Problems?</title>
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		<title>By: markross</title>
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		<description>I have been thinking more and more about political parties, and have become increasingly more frustrated by them...

When I think of unions, I think that there is a time, or was a time, in American history to where they were valid and necessary. However, many unions have gotten so large, and their demands on companies, so big, that it really puts a stranglehold on the respective company. I think of political parties as analogous to unions...political parties are formed out of special interests of a constituency (or group) of people, and in the same way that I see unions as putting strangleholds on companies, I see political parties putting on governance.

With so many voting, and pledging allegiance based on party-line agendas, I believe that honest and sincere votes are often compromised; and the overall good of the country has become secondary to a party&#039;s self serving, and vested interests. Parties have also caused great division among the people, and stagnation in modern day policy-making.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been thinking more and more about political parties, and have become increasingly more frustrated by them&#8230;</p>
<p>When I think of unions, I think that there is a time, or was a time, in American history to where they were valid and necessary. However, many unions have gotten so large, and their demands on companies, so big, that it really puts a stranglehold on the respective company. I think of political parties as analogous to unions&#8230;political parties are formed out of special interests of a constituency (or group) of people, and in the same way that I see unions as putting strangleholds on companies, I see political parties putting on governance.</p>
<p>With so many voting, and pledging allegiance based on party-line agendas, I believe that honest and sincere votes are often compromised; and the overall good of the country has become secondary to a party&#8217;s self serving, and vested interests. Parties have also caused great division among the people, and stagnation in modern day policy-making.</p>
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