American politics hosts as massively-lucrative industrial duopoly

American politics hosts as massively-lucrative industrial duopoly

Contrary to popular belief, the political machine is not a public institution. Most Americans are unhappy with the services rendered by the government. (AKA the Political Industrial Complex).

However, The political duopoly doesn't address customer complaints.

As long as alternatives are kept out (The duopoly works well together to insure competition is kept out), The duopoly can ignore the American people.

See also:

Current American politics is designed to disappoint the American people

Ref:

Freakonomics Radio, America's Hidden Duopoly (Podcast)

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