The Washington Post fantasizes about a four party system:
"If we assign members of Congress to political parties based on the spending votes, we end up with four parties. The Liberals bucked the Democratic president to oppose the spending package. The Democrats voted for it. The Republicans followed Boehner and McConnell's lead. The Conservatives didn't."
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Party Limits — What if as well as Term Limits we had Party Limits - the same political party cannot win more than three or four times in a row? Representative Alan Lowenthal has introduced the Let the People Draw the Lines Act which would seek to prevent...
2020 Results — There is going to be a grown-up in charge. Maybe a little too grown up, and maybe not in charge of the legislature but what a relief. This is a historic election for me. It's the first time the party I voted for (either in the UK or the US)...
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