These parties' aim is to achieve the best interests of those they represent. While Bush and Al Gore do have some differences, it's astounding to see the number of issues in which they are as close as kin to each other. Both claim to be tough on crime and both support the death penalty. Most importantly, both fail to see the disproportionate representation of minorities on death row. Both fail to note the inability of our current justice system to rehabilitate the hundreds of thousands of inmates throughout the nation.
International trade is another issue both candidates seem to passionately agree on.
Yet China's actions seem not to tarnish the country's standing with both candidates. It buys both candidates, then orders them to fulfill the corporations' interests. The Republican and Democratic parties have sadly become corporate parties, serving the corporations' needs instead of those of the people. From Social Security to consumer protection laws, corporations have fought every single one of these movements. America will keep turning its head as China proceeds to exploit and dehumanize its citizens, and corporate special interests will continue to dominate U.S. policy.