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this post was submitted on 13 May 2026
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the uniparty is the problem I agree
France's two party system was overturned electorally within the past 10 years, the UK's is currently in the process, but maybe the same thing can't happen in the USA
We need a true populist party in the US, but every mechanism that's currently anchored in place would always work as hard as possible to destroy it. Ngl, it feels kind of bleak.