Why do
American political options need change?
Originally our nation did not have
political parties and George Washington had a noticed disdain for them. Our
nation did quickly develop them however. They developed because people of a
like mind tend to join together for a common cause that is human nature.
Political parties are not bad but they can and have been misused and corrupted
over time. Political parties offer organization to ideas and movements, they
bring people together to cooperate through strength of actions together when as
individuals or small groups it would be difficult.
With that being said why do
Both the Republican and Democratic
parties have lost their way, they have both at times abandoned positive
principles they claim to hold dear; like increasing economic opportunity for
all, equal protection and right under the law, fiscal responsibility, smaller
more efficient government. Both the Republican and Democratic parties are two
sides of the same coin. They each disagree with each other on almost everything
but the one thing they agree on is that they don’t want any other major challengers
to their status quo. In almost every election across the nation the Republicans
and Democrats usually each have fifty- fifty chance in each
one. Centrists tend to support major electoral and campaign reform which
will give the power to the American people to whom it belongs and not to
special interests.
Our current political
problems of gridlock will not be changed by just one man or woman, they can
inspire change but they will not be able to do it themselves. Our government
and its gridlock problems are because of the competing overriding ideology of
many, many political leaders in Washington, our state capitols and local
governments. From a purely political standpoint, Centrists in government can
with enough numbers and support encourage and make Democrats and Republicans
and other groups work together. It will take a movement of Americans
getting active, educated and aware. The American Centrist Party is here and
will be here in the future to be a tool for Americans to demand and bring about
a better government and in turn to help bring