U.S. Democracy is an Illusion
- Poll after poll says Americans on both the Left and the Right are sick to death of the bought and paid for "major" parties and the lack of voter choices.
- But year after year goes by and voters are force fed the same two corrupt parties. No other choices are allowed.
- Election Reform - American voters no longer have any representation in our own government. Local voters are given the "right" to select which bought and paid for candidate of the Billionaire Cartels will represent them. No more than that.
(Newsmax) - Seventy-one percent of millennials say a third political party is needed, while just 26 percent say the Republican and Democratic parties do an adequate job, a new NBC News/GenForward poll reveals.
Here is how the poll of millennials breaks down:
- 74 percent of men say a third party is needed;
- 69 percent of women believe a third party is necessary;
- 59 percent have an unfavorable view of the Republican Party;
- 42 percent have an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party;
- 60 percent disapprove of the way Congress is handling its job;
- 63 percent disapprove of the way President Donald Trump is handling his job; 22 percent approve and 15 percent say they neither approve nor disapprove.
The poll, conducted Oct. 26-Nov. 10. surveyed 1,876 adults between the ages of 18 and 34. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.92 percentage points.
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Free Elections in Algeria
But NOT in the United States
Algeria is authoritarian, but there are a lot more choices on their ballot than in the U.S.
Every democratic nation on earth, except the U.S., has free multi-party elections with many different political parties in their legislatures. The election below in Algeria is only one of dozens of examples. Meanwhile here in the U.S. the same two corrupt parties magically win 100% of elections for Congress.
In the early American Republic multi-party elections were common. Today only those candidates willing to be bought and paid for are allowed to enter the halls of Congress. To say the U.S. needs election reform is an understatement.
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I supported Nationalist Donald Trump, but for years I have refused to vote for the open borders Republican Party candidates for Congress.
In any other nation I could vote for a Nationalist Party . . . not in America. So I have no party to vote for. I will leave the office of Congressman blank on my ballot in 2018.
Parliament in Algeria
Many, many different political parties are elected
Algerian Legislative Elections
Algerian legislative election, 2017
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People's National Assembly