there is no way to fix the government cause
1. they only want power and money
2. they could fix almost all world problem but choose not too
and forgot the rest
Answer:
This Thomas Nast cartoon appeared during the presidential election campaign of 1868.
Explanation:
The contest pitted Nast’s hero, General Ulysses S. Grant, the Republican candidate, against former New York Governor Horatio Seymour, the Democratic nominee. This cartoon presents one of Nast’s continual themes: that the Democratic party suppresses the rights and threatens the safety of black Americans. The caption lets the viewer know that he is specifically criticizing the Democratic party’s opposition to Reconstruction legislation. The three standing figures represent what the cartoonist considers to be the three wings of the Democratic party. Nast incorporates into the picture several symbols and stereotypes that he uses frequently.
I think this question needs a personal opinion for the answer, but here's what i would say-
I believe that a two-party system, although it categorises the two sets of basic values of both Americans, excludes other beliefs and values that are silenced in a two-party system.
-Hope this is what you're looking for, maybe add more of your opinion to it?
