Both parties have gone to the extreme of their political spectrum and thus we have a significant divide in both our political spectrums and "some" of our public. The far-left is Marxist in its ideology and has been growing via our schools, media and colleges/universities. The Marxist ideology is to do away with Capitalism as well as the multi-party systems, replacing it with a one-party system that only allows big-government control over peoples lives and does not tolerate other parties and other party supporters. Such a party quickly becomes both oppressive and murderous to maintain control, once control is achieved.
The far-right in the case of the Conservative Party Republicans, claims to be for less government control and thus rely on "individualism" and personal greed to achieve its goal of unfettered corporate profit, regardless of any negative consequences to the public and environment.
While the far-right claims to be for far less government control, for the purpose of votes, they have no problem being in bed with the religious and ultra-religious communities to garner votes, thus they have no problem claiming less government, while still advocating women's private lives when it comes to pregnancy. One wonders how their so-called "small federal government" would act when women of child bearing age wish to travel to nations that freely offer abortions. Would they demand all women of child bearing age to submit to pregnancy tests before traveling abroad and have them repeated upon return, to ensure that the didn't obtain an abortion, or forbid women of child bearing age from traveling to nations that offer abortions and if any pregnant women did test positive and show that an abortion was done while abroad, would they then be arrested.....thus would end, "small" government.
The best candidates for political posts should be those who advocate for "middle-of-the-road" policies, being in favor of elements of both democratic and republican parties, yet not straying too far in either direction.
