In a duopoly, you don’t get to choose what you’d LIKE
If you only have two choices, both of which you dislike, and you must pick only one, then you simply choose the one you hate less.
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In a duopoly, you don't get to choose what you'd LIKE
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The duopoly can ignore the American people
The votes are essentially already counted (In a duopoly, you don't get to choose what you'd LIKE), which frees the political-industrial complex to focus on other, non-voter customers (The duopoly's true target customers are not the American people).
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Current American politics is designed to disappoint the American people
To thrive and win elections, each party merely needs to convince a small voting majority (not the majority of the population as a whole) that they are a little less hated than the other party (In a duopoly, you don't get to choose what you'd LIKE).