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Psaki: Why winning with a third U.S. political party is harder than Elon Musk realizes
With Elon Musk floating the idea of starting his own political party, Jen Psaki looks at past efforts by rich guys to build a political system around themselves, and why it never works, even as American voters suggest they would appreciate an alternative to the two major parties.
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U.S. politics without winners: Why the two-party system is breaking downAmericans want a third party as polarization grows; current parties serve ideological extremes, not the majority.
A global study of 186 traditional societies found evidence supporting the theory that low-alcohol fermented beverages played a role in the evolution of political complexity, contributing to the ...
The United Kingdom has moved to lower the voting age to 16 from 18 for all elections in the country, as part of several ...
Alone among other leading democracies, our political system is designed to encourage these consistent violations of majority ...
After a three week silence on political matters, Elon Musk is back. And he appears ready to blow up the entire U.S. two party system. The billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, who had gone quiet ...
This toxic political environment is taking place in a country with high levels of gun violence and easy access to firearms.
Even if Musk falls short, he can still impact future elections, says University at Buffalo political scientist Collin Anderson.
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