Same as in the UK, the reality is a Uniparty. The real power lies elsewhere, what you see are merely puppets, of that I am 100% convinced
3 weeks ago | 6
spot on! thank you. Why are Americans so obsessed with passionate hatred for "the other side" of their political system, even thou it isnt that much different, is something that scares me. dont hate, love ππ
3 weeks ago | 4
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3 weeks ago | 7
I guess that's why Americans voted trump. They realised biden and Hariss weren't any better. And Democrats haven't processed this truth. America has polarization without differentiation
3 weeks ago | 0
The jews are in charge. As always. That battle was lost in Europe.
3 weeks ago | 4
it depends on. how far from the mean or establishment they deviate and which groupnhas the upper j hand. just like in 98% of EU and asia. people who criticize usa arrogantly blindly ig ore their own country
3 weeks ago (edited) | 1
The immigration thing is the perfect example. One side floods the country to an insane degree (problem) the other side swoops in with increased surveillance and digital ID, and spends billions more public money deporting (solution)
3 weeks ago | 2
Exactly! Two cheeks on the same ass. Two wings on the same bird. However you want to say it. The results are the same. We're being played for fools.
3 weeks ago | 0
Trump spent years banging on about reduced foriegn entanglements in favour of America First. In power he's bombed Yemen and Iran, carried Biden Ukraine war further and decided to launch a costly campaign against Venezeulla. There's very little difference betwen the parties when they come to power. It's like the two beaurocrats in yes minister talking about the minister - "He wants to govern." "Well stop him."
3 weeks ago | 1
This is the stupidest thing I've ever seen! If there are similarities, it's only because of the liberal obstruction blocking real change and reform. We voted for change! Dems are blocking it.
3 weeks ago | 3
Biden woefully underused ICE and Trump is using then like they're his private securitt
3 weeks ago | 1
UnHerd
'If one looks at the past eight years β with power passing first from Obama to Trump, then from Trump to Biden, and then from Biden back to Trump β and looks underneath the hype and the rhetoric, the actual political story is one of subtle continuity. Rhetorically, Trump and Biden always agreed on one thing: that they were like night and day, completely opposed to each other, and the choice between them was the choice between two radically different sets of policies for America.
But this is simply not true if one actually looks at the evidence.'
Read Malcom Kyeyune's analysis of the differences (or lack of) between Trump and Biden's presidencies: unherd.com/2025/09/trump-is-continuity-biden/?utm_β¦
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