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Our Broken Two Party System
- Can American Politics Be Fixed?
- Narrado por: Robert P. Watson
- Duración: 47 m
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It is an understatement to say that Americans are frustrated with our two-party system and the dysfunction that seems to define our politics in recent years. Polls reveal that the public has an unfavorable view of the two major parties, many Americans consider themselves to be independents, and the Congress is wildly unpopular. At the same time, the parties and Congress seem to be unable to come together to effectively address either the structural challenges of the political system or the issues facing the nation, and studies reveal that the gap between Democratic and Republican voters is growing. Despite all this, the major parties seem to be here to stay, as third or minor parties still struggle to field electable candidates for most any office.
What is going on? Are these new trends in American politics? And how did it get so bad? This lecture analyzes the development of the political parties and the nation's historical experiences with political dysfunction, then offers thoughts on the causes and consequences of the partisan gridlock and dysfunction, and closes with ideas for reform.
This audio lecture includes a supplemental PDF.
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Delusion is taking a fallacy to an extreme belief.
This lecture assumes that the two party system was ordained and established by the Constitution of the United States, which couldn’t be further than the truth.
You can’t fix a broken system based on a fallacy.
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