Political parties - Revision history

Woozle: moved memes to Party Equivalence Challenge

2016-02-22T23:35:53Z

moved memes to Party Equivalence Challenge

Woozle: another meme

2015-12-26T22:56:40Z

another meme

Woozle: meme

2015-03-21T16:58:01Z

meme

Woozle: listed link to comparison

2015-02-05T15:22:04Z

listed link to comparison

Woozle: formal list of parties

2015-01-16T02:17:30Z

formal list of parties

Woozle at 02:30, 10 November 2014

2014-11-10T02:30:10Z

Woozle: brief overview

2014-11-08T12:45:42Z

brief overview

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The United States uses [[FPP voting|a voting method]] which effectively creates a [[two-party system]], especially at the higher levels of government.

Since the middle of the 20th century, the two dominant parties have been the [[issuepedia:US Republican Party|Republican Party]] and the [[issuepedia:US Democratic Party|Democratic Party]]. Although neither party represents the American citizenry very well and both are corrupted to a great degree by the [[political influence corruption|influence of money]], they are [[/comparison|not equally bad]].

The primary contender for upsetting the current party duopoly is the [[issuepedia:US/Libertarian Party|US/Libertarian Party]], which often wins small percentages in major elections, followed by the Green Party.

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 The United States uses [[FPP voting|a voting method]] which effectively creates a [[two-party system]], especially at the higher levels of government.
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 The primary contender for upsetting the current party duopoly is the [[Libertarian Party]], which often wins small percentages in major elections, followed by the [[Green Party]].
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 The primary contender for upsetting the current party duopoly is the [[Libertarian Party]], which often wins small percentages in major elections, followed by the [[Green Party]].
 ==Parties==
 * '''duopoly''':

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	The United States uses [[FPP voting\|a voting method]] which effectively creates a [[two-party system]], especially at the higher levels of government.		The United States uses [[FPP voting\|a voting method]] which effectively creates a [[two-party system]], especially at the higher levels of government.

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	** [[Green Party]]		** [[Green Party]]
	** [[Libertarian Party]]		** [[Libertarian Party]]
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	The primary contender for upsetting the current party duopoly is the [[Libertarian Party]], which often wins small percentages in major elections, followed by the [[Green Party]].		The primary contender for upsetting the current party duopoly is the [[Libertarian Party]], which often wins small percentages in major elections, followed by the [[Green Party]].
		+	==Parties==
		+	* '''duopoly''':
		+	** [[Democratic Party]]
		+	** [[Republican Party]]
		+	* '''others''':
		+	** [[Green Party]]
		+	** [[Libertarian Party]]