HAS THE TWO-PARTY SYSTEM FAILED THE AMERICAN PEOPLE?

In two party systems, not all political opinions have a voice in the Congress as there is a limited
marketplace of views and ideas for a solution of which multi-party is thought to provide ideas and
solutions increasing each voter’s choice and democracy. However, the two-party system discourages
abrupt changes in political trends which hover government stability as people are downcast from giving
their support for the party and as a result elected officials have a chance to develop on long-term policies.
Hence, with these, I tend to differ with the statement that two-party systems have failed the America
people.
The two-party system is more feasible compared to a multi-party system as the latter government system,
advocates for real democracy although citizens diversity do not replicate. People are self-satisfied and
make simple choices via choosing someone who apparently thinks as they do, opposing those who
challenge them and probe them to make sacrifices and keeping it simplified to either this or that in a two-
party system. In contrast, multi-partisan increases vagueness and creates complexity in policies that will
affect the country’s ambition to move forward.
The multi-party system gives voters variety of choices and on the other it also gives a peripheral group
chance to advance power merely because they tend to be a more cohesive team. Which with all due
honesty, allows only a small group with very radical ideas and theology to gain power as the majority of
the votes are shared among the more coherent conventional candidates.
Two party systems help fight and offers protection against extremism. Two party system more and
radicalization. The two party systems is one of the greatest assets in American governance. There is a
delay at a time but lastly, the proof is in the dessert, and our government will be incredibly stable when
compared with the world. As Multi-Party Systems around the world threaten constant regime change,
fringe political views, and a potential for sectarian violence as seen in Germany with Adolf Hitler regime.

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http//www.debate.org/opinion/is-a-two-party system-preferable- a-to-multi-party
http://www.study.com/academy/lesson/the-two-party-system-definition-advantages-disadvantages.