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And where do you think America is at today?
The problem is that fixing our broken system will piss off the people both political parties actually serve, like the military industrial complex, big corporations in general, the political elite, etc. So I don't expect any attempts at bold discussions. It's better for their interests to scream Trump-Trump-Trump, while conveniently ignoring past policy that pissed voters off enough that they decided: We might as well try the reality show host! What have we got to lose?
Democrats often know what the problems are. But they seem to have attention deficit disorder when it comes to developing a long-term strategy for fixes... and they're notorious for self-sabotaging (i.e. "It will never get through the Senate" or "Remember what happened in [insert past year/date]!").
"The people [who] both political parties serve" don't vote. The people vote. And the people are constantly complaining about the unfairness of a system where money buys influence and unequal justice. The polls show that the American public are in favor of change, yet only a small percentage of people consistently vote for candidates based upon their platforms, and they don't hold their elected officials accountable for promises made.
The people may vote, but more often than not, the only choice is the lesser of two evils. Particularly when it reaches the level of the presidency. In normal elections, either candidate will be just fine for the interests of the elites. Based on 2016 and 2020, it's very clear to me that the "Democratic" Party will make sure that anyone who is not "acceptable" will lose, even if they have to engineer things in favor of a candidate that no one really liked (2020).
That's rarely the case. More often, it's because there really isn't a choice. Gerrymandered Congressional districts, lack of term limits, lack of reasonable controls on campaign donations and tinkering by special interests limit the available choices that voters have. But, as I've said before, the problem isn't the politicians, it's us because we allow it to happen.
If the voting public acts like a passive herd of biddable cattle, that's exactly how we get treated. If we want change, WE have to make it. The system is not so far gone that this is impossible - YET. Give Toad the chance by whining about Biden and pretending that's "principle" WILL elect people who want to end the possibility of change once and for all.
