Hi-
As usual, I wish peace to all here.
Not too long ago, I started a thread with the purpose of trying to understand a little bit more about why people in the U.S. adhered to certain political parties. My question was rather broad--too broad, I think. And I think it threatened anonymity. Many of us probably don't want to just lay our voting persuasions right out there on the screen and invite the same old debates over and over again. I mean, we got friends here of many and varied persuasions. I understand this. So, I'm thinking that maybe I can still explore the situation without the unwanted intrusions.
I will try it this way:
Why can't independent parties seem to get a foothold in modern U.S. politics? (Responses do not have to be limited to U.S. citiizens--input from others might be valuable here.)
I have some ideas of my own, but they are probably pretty simple. I would like to hear what some of you think.
InPeace,
InLove
As usual, I wish peace to all here.
Not too long ago, I started a thread with the purpose of trying to understand a little bit more about why people in the U.S. adhered to certain political parties. My question was rather broad--too broad, I think. And I think it threatened anonymity. Many of us probably don't want to just lay our voting persuasions right out there on the screen and invite the same old debates over and over again. I mean, we got friends here of many and varied persuasions. I understand this. So, I'm thinking that maybe I can still explore the situation without the unwanted intrusions.
I will try it this way:
Why can't independent parties seem to get a foothold in modern U.S. politics? (Responses do not have to be limited to U.S. citiizens--input from others might be valuable here.)
I have some ideas of my own, but they are probably pretty simple. I would like to hear what some of you think.
InPeace,
InLove