The US should not have political parties.

I will start off by giving 4 major points of why the United States should have Political parties. I will explain the points of having a political party and tell you why not having them wouldn't be very good. 1. The CHAOS! My first point I'm going to make is that having defined political parties makes it less likely for politics to be a one man army sort of deal. Having no parties, doesn't allow for teamwork. Politicians would then start to play dirtier. The country would also be set back if these parties were just made obsolete no one would be collaborating, this wouldn't allow for great ideas to be shared. When it's everyone against everyone people are more worried about trying to one up on their opponents. Plus politicians come and go with time. It's a lot less hectic changing from one politician to another. Our voting process would also need to be changed to. Electoral colleges would be gone, because they vote on one party. There are currently a whole slew of parties, but there are two major parties. These two parties are Democrats and Republicans. These two parties dictate most of what the government decisions like passing bills electing politicians etc. These two parties have subtle dualism. This would create an unbalance. 2. Well what about the funding? !? My 2nd point will talk about how potential politicians that could have some revolutionary ideas would have a hard chance to get their name publicized because they wouldn't have sufficient funding because organizations like to fund one party. Then everyone in the party benefits. It takes millions of dollars to just try and make it as a politician this just wouldn't make things fair, and it would set the United States back even more because potential great politicians would just be thrown aside. You would have to be an aristocrat to be able to run as a candidate. This isn't what the United States is about either. This is the land of opportunity. 3. The voting percentage would surely decrease. Currently less than 40% of the population actually decides to vote when it comes to politics. When you have a bunch of different candidates trying to run people won't want to take the time to be educated on every politicians views and ideas. People wouldn't vote or they might vote on someone they think hadn't been slandered as much by the other politicians. This would set the United States back even more, because someone that doesn't deserve to win and could come into a whole lot of power. This wouldn't be good. 4. My 4th and final point should have been obvious. Trying to abolish political parties…. Well this wouldn't work. This defeats the whole purpose of trying to state that The United States shouldn't have political parties. Having political parties makes things easier less chaos, more well distributed funding so everyone has a chance to be heard and more organized government. The thought of this would cross someone's head inevitably and politicians with similar ideas would form parties and unite. Not to mention the fact that the Constitution did not account for any parties, but they formed, and slowly evolved to what we have now two major parties that create a subtle dualism.