Two Party System Pros And Cons

The Two-party system is defined as a two-party or two political forces that have a dominant position which are always competing each other for the authority and power to rule the country through election. Whenever the citizens had voted for their interest party ruling party had decided the two dominant parties are divided into two, first the ruling party the party that win elections and the opposition the party that lost the election. Then the losing party but serves as a major critic of the faithful on the basis of which the party in government. The party system is highly suitable for use in the electoral system tends to inhibit the growth area for small parties so as to strengthen the bi-party system. However recently, the citizens especially were pondering whether this …show more content…
For example the two party system in the United States which is the Republicans and Democratic Party. When discussing the differences between Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and liberals term will accompany. Republicans are more conservative and usually freedom is emphasis in any activities. Democrats on the other hand, more liberal and believe in change by the government. Which is means the Republicans support the federal government with limited powers and a strong state governments, while Democrats believe in the power of the federal government is greater. The Republicans give great freedom to the individual to each person to be responsible for himself which is it advocate the participation in economic that will lead to growth through free competition and encourage people to use their innovative ideas. The government will only intervene when people are not able to act alone. On the other hand, Democrats believe that the responsibility of the government to take care of its citizens for the benefits of the country a well because they believe that the economy is likely to be difficult to be handled individually. (Danziger,