The New Republic Is the Most Perfectly Rendered Socialist Society the World's Ever Seen

Gibson: It's probably fair to say that it's a little overstated to call it the most perfectly rendered socialist society the world's ever seen. The main problem which plagued the government for years was that executive responsibility was divided between a president and a national council, he says. "When there's not factionalism and strong political party disputes, everything grinds down to gridlock"