Americans must focus on bipartisan legislation
Dear Editor,
The last two weeks in The Colonnade were filled with articles that bash the Republican and Democratic Parties. These new headlines don’t seek to unite America, but divide America. This two-party system in America is flawed in that no other party can get active representation in any elections. So, as Americans, we must vote for the party who best represents our ideals and beliefs in society. The only way that America can get things done a little smoother is through the use of bipartisan legislation that benefits all Americans. In a nation filled with freedoms, why do I have to vote for all republicans or democrats in a primary. America should avoid, and for that fact, abolish party primaries. They serve no purpose, but only for candidates to sling mud and dirt at each other. I look forward to the day when this could change and maybe a true moderate could become President of the United States.
Sincerely,
Tavias Bennett
History
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Posted by Colonnade Archives
on Sep 15 2006. Filed under Letters to the Editor.
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