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> I think the solution is not to scrap the party system, but to rearrange > our electoral system so that it better supports multiple parties. ... > A parliamentary system, (or perhaps something in between), would allow > 'partial credit', allowing smaller parties a better foot hold in > congress, which would allow more diversity of opinion. Parlimentary systems have different, but similar, anti-democratic components that allow careful manipulators of the system to (at least, occasionally, and often once voters become apathetic) undermine voter wishes. They also do not fit with the American system of checks and balances, and seperation of powers. Try looking at this in stead: http://www.electionmethods.org/CondorcetEx.htm That's all. I am taking the rest of this off list. Hunter
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