Shower Thoughts

A de facto two-party political system is in fact an alternating one-party system.
Can a one-party system be truly a democracy?

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it's so amusing to me sometimes, that the greatest country on earth decided to box their citizens into binary options for insanely complex issues. can anything good possibly come out of that? we'll wait and see.

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personally i think both sets of politicians are closer than they admit and just keep people divided for their gain. i remember in trump's first tenure he ran fiercely on anti-abortion lines with republicans following his lead.

guess which party had control of the white house and senate that year and voted against anti-abortion legislation?

I think we've been seeing it for a while, to be honest. The point is that what the one box likes, the other box hates. It has come down to that. Long ago.