Ask the Gulch!

No mights about it and it can be done. The center is the Constitution. One side leans towards a bit more government and the other for a bit less government. Both have at least one toe in the center. But all are free to stake their own positions. The more government or federalist side will form a coalition of generally like minded people and like minded groups but all have a common area of primary interest. The right will do the same thing and for the same reasons Anti-Federalists.

Each coalition is joined by those with that one common factor Constitution is the center. Factions, splinter parties, independents are all free to go on any particular subject in true partisan fashion but generally join together on all the questions of like interest. Some vote fed some contra-fed. But the two party system is a two coalition system.and smart leaders will share cabinet positions and other important posts thus allowing everyone a seat at the table.

Those who don't wish to join the coalition or opt out on some issue of importance to them do not have one toe in the center much less two feet. Those that do are centrists. Those that don't or don't occasionally are still withini a fast running leap in true emergencies.

Then their are those on the fringes. Unlike today they don't have the ability to slide in the back door and take any postions of power. Too extremist and hold no loyaty to the country much less it's center of national discourse.

When they attempt to present themselves as something they are not such as ACLU and the secular progressives every one knows it and makes sure their daughters are not going out with any of the offspring. Each side has them. Anarchists on the one side and National/International socialists on the other side. Zero government versus Government as a God.

But life in the center goes on and once common ground is agreed upon changes are made then the minor issues are brought forth. I like this part. Since we have 50 locations with 50 sets of local laws and that does not mean the other 49 have to change to suit a minority. those who still don't like it have complete freedom of not letting the door hit them in the ass. Thus Oregon can change it's name to New Amsterdam since New York is no longer using it and for their own post-modern reasons even though they can't articulate them very well.

One more group those who are perfectly happy letting the rest take care of the politics and don't register. Fine. No problem there.

And I see I've run out of time. That mechanism for change I spoke of earlier. Amendments passed by a majority. Not ignorant ignoring or arrogant dictators assuming powers that...funny enough.... are mentioned nowhere in the Constitution.

You see our illustrious Obey Me was never a Constitutional Scholar. He is however an Anti-Constitutional Activist

There's your two party system an the more they wrangle and argue the better off the rest of us are.

Add recall and extend that to the 'delegates' of each of the fifty states. pretty soon your talking real democracy and a real Republic.

You realize of course I have just crossed the line and become a traitor to national and international fascist socialism. Not really. I never took an oath to them.

"To preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States of America against all enemies foreign OR domestic. I take this oath without purposes of evasion." Nothing in our oath said to the best of my ability. Combat soldiers realize 'good try' is the same as failure.

Seig me no Heils Comrade. I do NOT serve the party.