One party system has never served the common good anywhere in this world, because power and authority pollutes the party ranks that much easily and soon. So for a start, a two party system is desirable. But when we view the political history of modern nations, i.e. nations whose political prominence was decided after the Second World War, we see that sooner or later both the parties follow the same line of administration and have been reflecting and adopting more or less the same inclinations and policies internally and externally. That is why people feel betrayed each time and governments change alternatively. The only way to safeguard people's interests in the administration so is a multi party system in the present circumstances. Not that it too won't fail, but it certainly will limit any party's excessive involvement in the administration, by making each party vulnerable. Some may argue that this multi party system will hinder governments from taking and implementing firm decisions, but good decisions that serve common good can remain firm anyway.
I don't think either is at this time. The DOj is the closest to that role and maybe one or two journalist who are independent from the 5 companies that controls the media. That is part of the problem today that everyone is interconnected and not serving the needs of the common good.
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The Political Parties
Party Tyme Karaoke is designed for kids.
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A two party system limits the amount of say citizens get in their vote. This is because their options are limited.
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Clans are for raiding in party together. The most common is Clan Wars.
The After Party!
The Muteki XROSSFADE mini Hi-Fi component system. will get the party going.
Multi-party system are ideological and well organized, they do not last very long, sometimes no single party has the majority of the seats in the legislative branch so must form a coalition after election has taken place to control policy, if this breaks a revote must be held. Two-party system, no more than two parties have a chance at winning majority in the legislative branch, two-party system is found in democratic societies, they have either nonideological or much less ideological; each party is made up of several different groups and very in their ideology, they are not leader centered like multi-party systems, tend to last longer and be more stable than multi-party. One-party system, or single-party, usually part of a Dictatorship, hard to determine where party begins and the government ends, party and government are usually one and the same, dictatorship is ideological and nondemocratic.
In a way, neither. The federalist party shared a fair amount of the "common good's" ordeals shared by the modern Democratic party. However, after the elections in the early 1800s and after President Adams' term, the Federalist party began to fade away, leaving only past members there, which was very few. To simplify: more modern democratic than modern republican in serving ALL people.