The two party systems in the United States are outdated and is a failure. It is a rare thing that the Republicans and Democrats preach and talk about human rights in the world while other political parties are actively excluded and marginalized by the Mainstream Media and the Establishment. The Republicans and Democrats are proving themselves to be old fashioned, childish, arrogant about the needs of the people, the fact that housing and insurance are becoming increasingly expensive, and that people are not voting since the elections are arranged in favour of the Republicans and Democrats.

  For the people who say that votes for the other parties are a wasted vote, I have the following questions that need to be answered.

1. Who cannot forget how the City of San Francisco threatened members of the Green Party with loss of job if they voted Green during the 2000 Elections?

2. Who cannot forget how the Secretary of State of Ohio nullified 57,000 signatures on a petition by the Libertarian Party to present Michael Badnarik on the ballot in 2004?

3. Who cannot forget how the State of Ohio in the final hours of the 2004 Elections there were the existence of threats to alternative parties?

4. Who cannot forget how in the year 2006, the Republican Candidate for Governor of Illinois refused to debate with a member of the Green Party present in Illinois Public Television?

5. Who cannot forget the refusal of Republicans and Democrats to debate Libertarians and Greens in Televised Debates in Ohio in 2006?

6. Why did North Carolina use extralegal means to keep the Libertarian Party from being on the ballot? 

The Republicans and Democrats are afraid of alternative parties since they are the harbingers of war, hatred, and a system that is being discredited by the minute. Even the almighty Dollar has fallen with the Euro being used in many countries such as Iran and Qatar. It is easy to hide behind the ivory tower that is Washington DC and say «Nothing is happening». It is easy to hide behind the laws that govern elections [that are discriminatory] and an Electoral College that outlived its usefulness. 

The United States of America has no moral right to ask other countries to open their political process while keeping its political process closed to the people.