I wish the problems in the US system were small enough to only be the fault of one political party.
Trump’s been a truly horrible President as he proves every day up to his departure.
And the GOP leaders have enabled him.
But he was elected because the entire political establishment forgot about the average American.
Nothing gets fixed unless these lessons are learned.
And the GOP leaders have enabled him.
But he was elected because the entire political establishment forgot about the average American.
Nothing gets fixed unless these lessons are learned.
This is not a “centrist” perspective.
The US political center supports special interests and a status quo that has driven unsustainable inequality of opportunity.
It’s inconsistent with the American Dream and why—despite US superpower—most Americans no longer believe in it.
The US political center supports special interests and a status quo that has driven unsustainable inequality of opportunity.
It’s inconsistent with the American Dream and why—despite US superpower—most Americans no longer believe in it.
The role of money in the US political system has become corrosive in a way that wildly outstrips any other modern democracy.
I’d argue that gap—the US across the board compared to others—is greater than the gap between Democrats and Republicans.
I’d argue that gap—the US across the board compared to others—is greater than the gap between Democrats and Republicans.
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