The Two-Party System is a Box
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The Commission on Presidential Debates apparently says you need certain prerequisites to join in — like a minimum threshold of national support. (Interesting note: the CBD was established by the Republican and Democratic parties and is headed by two former party heads.)
Michael Aranda’s likely answer? It’s because the two-party system has us in a box. (Thanks, Sue Salinger.)
So Michael may not be watching tonight.
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