Topic: We should adopt a multi-party system
by having a multi-party system people would be able to support parties with their values and the a larger party may adopt polices from the smaller one for support
by multi-party system people will much more to choose from rather than few parties.
Coalitions allow for more compromise and discourse and are only possible in a multiparty system.
Coalitions can be unstable and cause the government to collapse.
consensus can become difficult in multi party systems
could open up congress and create new opportunities for bargaining and coalition building on unusual lines.
currently 2 parties can't agree enough to accomplish anything, it would only get worse to get multiple parties to all agree on anything.
currently the two party system is completely destroying our country.  the solution is a multi-party system.
do we really need more parties? the necessity of a multi-party system is completely redundant as unnecessary.
forcing voters to pick, realistically, between two parties makes voters pick the less bad candidate, rather than the most qualified.
getting a majority in legislature is more difficult with the increased number of parties so bills may be slow to pass if at all.
have only one party makes everything more centralized with less chance of divisions
having a multi party system opens the door for too many opinions and can cause more confusion to those who don't understand politics
having just the one party in charge without opposition is easier than having to keep changing the law all the time to reflect differences of opinion
having multi-party system is completely mess because people will be confused from such a choices which one to choose from.
having multi-party system people will not know who they should vote for and everything will be messed up.
having too many choices will confuse some people
having too many partied confuses things and causes chaos
i agree, that i've always thought, it would be a good thing
i think that we should adopt a multi-party system becuase is free people and democracy
if it ain't broke, don't fix it. it is working and has for a long time.
if votes are too spread out over too many different parties then government can be unrepresentative
if we adopt a multi-party system, the rigid dichotomy between the democratic and republican parties could disappear and the many other parties
if we had more, it would take way longer to get anything done and it would split the economy even more.
in a multi party system the general population have more of a choice in who their leaders are
In a multi-party system, it is difficult to obtain a clear majority in an election.
in a multi-party system, it is more likely that your views are represented
In a multi-party system, minority needs are better catered to.
In a multi-party system, parties are more easily manipulated by the political agendas of different groups.
In a multi-party system, small minority parties yield too much power. A winning party often has to offer concessions to minority parties in order to form a government.