The argument for outlawing organized political parties in the US 7 Articles

by Tom Reindl

I have written about this very subject in the not-to-distant past. It is a subject near and dear to my heart, because I believe very strongly that political parties are ruining the future of America. In order to decide w...read more

by Will Spafford

I am angry and saddened. What has happened to this great nation? What are our leaders doing? The two major parties in Washington do nothing except argue, fuss and fight. Today the Democrats want the A.G. to resign. The Rep...read more

by Erin St John

With the nation so divided into red states and blue states, and with many Americans no longer able to tell the difference between Democrats and Republicans over the bickering and high-pitched talking points, it is time to ...read more

by Royce Radcliffe

"Hate Them Both" "I do not want to speak ill of a veteran. I respect what you did. But when you critize the man who saved you, it comes down to this: This man's a war hero, what did you do over there? Zero... You almo...read more

by Roberto Alvarez-Galloso

In the same way that Karl Marx wrote that "Religion Is The Opiate of the Masses", I consider the concept of Political Parties as the "Opiate of the Masses" and "Anti-American". The reason is based on the Farewell Address b...read more

by Hal Lillywhite

Certainly some aspects of the party system are problematic. However those who would outlaw them should face one simple fact: Any such law would be unconstitutional. The first amendment to the constitution protects the ...read more

by Lowell Mertz

Just imagine for a moment the United States of America with no Congress, no Senate and a Supreme Court made up of Justices elected by the people instead of chosen by a President and approved or rejected by both house...read more