until the Republifans and Demofans realize that in many ways they have more in common with other Voters than with "their" Politicians;
This article seems relevant.
regulations that apply to lots of other people turn out to be largely irrelevant to those who serve in Congress. This isn’t an exception to congressional practice. It is, far too often, business as usual.
Today's post, The Two-Party Swindle was originally published on 01 January 2008. A summary (taken from the LW wiki):
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