first off, let me just say lol. clearly you cant distinguish a sophisticated thorough analysis of the issue with relevant conceptual tools, and you who just parrot what you read in mainstream and/or fringe media, and not what you have devoted your life to studying.
Maybe my issue with your posts is not that you don't mention the issues, rather its more that you don't substantiate anything you say.
You say "they keep our country divided, hating each other."
If you are gonna make that outrageous of a claim, you better be able to back it up. How do they keep our country divided, hating each other? Would our country not eventually coalesce towards the polls regardless of the existence of actual political parties?
Again, how are they passing the same legislation?! I think youre confusing the actions of a Democratically controlled Congress under a lame duck Bush as Republican initiatives.
Your gripe is with the media and how they can be influenced by money. Not with the parties. Any political entity could pump money into a media source if they have enough money. If warren buffet ever tried to run for president...
I want to see you backing up your claims with real evidence. You're just a flat out idiot if you think government intervention, printing money, bailouts, or capitalism have anything to do with the function of political parties. Those issues are merely what the parties use now, currently, as a platform and have very little to do with political parties themselves.
I assure you i very much do agree with you on the issue, just in a more researched, more sophisticated way. And you don't see me making broad generalizations. ever. I always back up my assertions with a giant wall of text such as this one.
Partisan Politics N. -
1. The issues with which political parties have branded themselves with as their platforms.
2. The act of promoting a set of issues associated with one's own party, even when those issues have no relevance to the subject matter.... say the function of political parties.
Remember folks, don't inject partisan politics (you clearly don't recognize a "textbook" term when it is used correctly, as you clearly inject petty partisan politics into everything you say) into the discussion of parties. Its tough to avoid the temptation, but stay strong.
Remember, the issues parties stand for now were the opposite before Roe v. Wade.