I believe so. Most people show a preference for one political party or another based on their families' affiliation. Most people basically want the same things out of life, no matter who they are or where they' come from.
I have many friends and colleagues that affiliate themselves with the "opposing" political party; however, we have the very same values and ideals. We want the same things for ourselves and our families, and we get along great (outside of election season).
Am I crazy? Or do we place too much emphasis on the two party political system, which is a divider? Wouldn't this be a better and less-bitter process if everyone focused on and progressed those things that we have in common, regardless of political affiliation? Should we get rid of the labels and require candidates to simply state their ideas on topics/issues in order to gain votes? Essentially, everyone runs as an independent? Why or why not.
2006-11-09
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