Political Parties: All For The Naught
Thomas Jefferson, one of America’s most prominent Founding Fathers declared in 1789, "If I could not go to heaven but with a [political] party, I would not go there at all,” However, against their wishes, the United States is divided into two major parties today. The Republicans and Democrats are leading this country into collapse. The best solution: get rid of them. The United States should work as one of the first few partyless democracies.
“It used to be that the two parties would debate different strategies to address the problems facing the American people. Sadly, those times are behind us.” - Kentucky Congressman John Yarmuth. Neither of the two parties have made enough Congressional Reforms as fast as they should be doing, and both parties are continuously involved in scams. It’s everywhere on the internet: the GOP scam added 1.8 trillion dollars to the nation's debt. However, David Ripley on GemStat Patriot accused several prominent Democrats of money laundering and financial fraud as well. Hundreds of people like Lee Drutman, part of Oxford’s political reform party, agree that the two parties are collapsing America’s Constitutional Democracy. If neither party is working, what is the best way to run a democracy?
Many theorists, including James Nevus, an author of American history, say a multi-party …show more content…
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, both major Founding Fathers and later presidents, were totally against parties, with Thomas Jefferson even going as far as to say, “If I could not go to heaven but with a [political] party, I would not go there at all,” Mr. Washington even ran a second time to try and quell the rising Federalist and Anti-Federalist party, leaving with a final “[I am] worried that future political squabbles would undermine the concept of popular sovereignty in the United States…” in his Farewell
Thomas Jefferson, one of America’s most prominent Founding Fathers declared in 1789, "If I could not go to heaven but with a [political] party, I would not go there at all,” However, against their wishes, the United States is divided into two major parties today. The Republicans and Democrats are leading this country into collapse. The best solution: get rid of them. The United States should work as one of the first few partyless democracies.
“It used to be that the two parties would debate different strategies to address the problems facing the American people. Sadly, those times are behind us.” - Kentucky Congressman John Yarmuth. Neither of the two parties have made enough Congressional Reforms as fast as they should be doing, and both parties are continuously involved in scams. It’s everywhere on the internet: the GOP scam added 1.8 trillion dollars to the nation's debt. However, David Ripley on GemStat Patriot accused several prominent Democrats of money laundering and financial fraud as well. Hundreds of people like Lee Drutman, part of Oxford’s political reform party, agree that the two parties are collapsing America’s Constitutional Democracy. If neither party is working, what is the best way to run a democracy?
Many theorists, including James Nevus, an author of American history, say a multi-party …show more content…
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, both major Founding Fathers and later presidents, were totally against parties, with Thomas Jefferson even going as far as to say, “If I could not go to heaven but with a [political] party, I would not go there at all,” Mr. Washington even ran a second time to try and quell the rising Federalist and Anti-Federalist party, leaving with a final “[I am] worried that future political squabbles would undermine the concept of popular sovereignty in the United States…” in his Farewell