This is, without question, one of the best explanations of the systemic problems causing the 2-Party stalemate in America that is repeatedly overlooked by people who believe it is a ‘party problem’ that can be answered simply by picking red or blue. It can’t and, in many ways, there is no difference. Here’s the real shocker: How are they similar? They both greedily enrich themselves with taxpayer and/or corporate money while passing laws favoring their futures and fortunes and throwing average Americans under the bus. Think of Republicans and establishment Democrats (not progressives) as corporate CEOs who take all the money out of their businesses while conducting unethical, cutthroat business except - they have no ‘product’...we are the ‘product’...they trade with our lives, freedoms, hard work, life savings, property, etc. These people should all be in prison, no matter how ‘common’ it may be for this to happen. Ever wonder why it’s nearly impossible to be a politician without being a criminal? Well, now you know!

This is, without question, one of the best explanations of the systemic problems causing the 2-Party stalemate in America that is repeatedly overlooked by people who believe it is a ‘party problem’ that can be answered simply by picking red or blue. It can’t and, in many ways, there is no difference. Here’s the real shocker: How are they similar? They both greedily enrich themselves with taxpayer and/or corporate money while passing laws favoring their futures and fortunes and throwing average Americans under the bus. Think of Republicans and establishment Democrats (not progressives) as corporate CEOs who take all the money out of their businesses while conducting unethical, cutthroat business except - they have no ‘product’...we are the ‘product’...they trade with our lives, freedoms, hard work, life savings, property, etc. These people should all be in prison, no matter how ‘common’ it may be for this to happen. Ever wonder why it’s nearly impossible to be a politician without being a criminal? Well, now you know! - A new wave of left-leaning Democrats are waging a war on the party’s corporate wing, writes Guardian US columnist David Sirota