Topic: We should adopt a multi-party system
A multi-party system would cause more confusion than there already is in the country and cause government to be even less effective.
a multi-party system would ensure that there is an equal distribution of ideas in the political venue.
a multi-party system would give more groups the chance to have their political voices heard
a multi-party system would give voters more choices and even out the playing field.
a multi-party system would help bring new ideas
a multi-party system would help create more options for voters.
a multi-party system would improve the democratic process by giving more traditionally marginalised views representation, and therefore improve peoples' motivation for voting.
a multi-party system would introduce new ideas
a multi-party system would lead to invalid elections, with no one winning the majority of votes, thus no one wins
A multi-party system would never get anything done as it would be nearly impossible for all of them to come into agreement about anything.
a multi-party system would only lead to in fighting and less getting done.
a multi-party system would pollute the polls.  there would be too many options, meaning none would get the full vote they deserve or need.
A multiparty system would require a complete overhaul of our democratic system.
a multi-party system would ruin the country.
a multi-party would not work in some countries where there is a monarchy and we should not interfere with stable regimes or try to impose our ideas on others.
a mult-party system makes it too confusing for voters to pick candidates if they each have good platforms
a new system would bring new life and create options
a one party system is a dictatorship.  russia under communism was a one party system. all people must follow the governments position without an opposing view.
a poll shows that more than 90% of the people are in support of a multi-party system in the usa.
a two party system provides discussion on different viewpoints
a two-party system has served us well for years; why change what has worked?
adopting a multi party system helps keep ideas fresh and gives us choices.
adopting a multi-party system leads to a more consensual style of poltics where broad cross party agreement is necessary to get things done
adopting a multi-party system leads to the formation weak and unstable coalition governments
adopting a multi-party system would be good for the country.
adopting a multi-party system would require a costly overhaul to our entire political system and the consequences of such are unpredictable.
adopting a third and even fourth party may complicate the system such that the political system would require a complete overhaul, which would take a long time to get used to.
amulti-party system can lead to unstable coalitions in order to get into power
another party will only add to the gridlock we already are experiencing.
as many people's views don't fall in line with the two large parties, we can't say the current system is truly representative.