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dimaraw [331]
3 years ago
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Do you think there should be more than two parties in the US political system, or does the US system work well? Write one paragr

aph in response to this question. Use your own words, and support your argument with information from the article.
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2 answers:
Maksim231197 [3]3 years ago
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The dominance of two major parties in the US system tends to obscure representativeness of all US citizens. The bipartisan United States model does not work well.  In a country with large geographical differences, where groups of various ethnic groups live, it would be logical to assume that a party system with only two parties would not reasonably reflect the aspirations and concerns of the many subcultures that flourish there. Therefore, it would be logical to expect that there would be a multiparty system in the country. But this is clearly a case in which expectations do not match reality.

Ghella [55]3 years ago
7 0
There is no right or wrong answer to this question. This is very opinion based hence the "do you THINK.." What do you think? Do you think there should be more than 2 parties in the US political system (democratic and Republican), or do you think the way things are set up are fine? 
And why do you feel this way. If I were you, I'd research the democratic and republican party. Other than that, I can't give you a right or wrong answer or do your work for you. All I can do is tell you my opinion. Which I think it works fine. I personally feel more than one political party would complicate politics furthermore. 

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