Also AGAINST THE GRAIN, there have been times I voted for a Democrat, Mr. Clinton on his second run is one. He was a scoundrel with women, but he also signed several pieces of conservative legislation, and reached across the political divide. A tough crime bill, the Defense Of Marriage Act, a law cleaning up welfare, but today, to find a Democrat like Mr. Clinton who could unite us as a nation, or a Republican like Mr. Reagan, is very rare.
Your point on both parties being corrupted is well taken, they are. They are the goose and the gander , birds of the same feather in many ways, Both owned by money, both serve big money corporate and individual, money is their key to power, not the common man who their only need for is a vote. I truly loved seeing Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump both turn away the Koch brothers, Wall Street, and big money, today that is most refreshing. Although I voted for Mr. Trump, (supreme court), Mr. Sanders was the most honest of the 3, but I don't vote socialist