Rethinking the Two-Party System

This chapter examines the shortcomings of America's two-party system, arguing that it limits genuine political representation and drives politicians to adopt extreme views. It discusses voter engagement in primary elections, the impact of low participation, and the potential benefits of a multi-party framework to reflect a broader spectrum of beliefs. The conversation also highlights the disconnect between local governance and national narratives, advocating for electoral reforms to enhance voter turnout and foster meaningful political discourse.