The Political Industrial Complex is not a public institution. It is largely about competition between private actors.
The The bipartisan actors created the rules to their own game to keep it that way.
Politics isn’t broken, it is doing exactly what the red and blue teams designed it to do.
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who does a calcified political duopoly benefit? well, the two parties, for sure - since they don’t have to compete with anyone(The duopoly works well together to insure competition is kept out) nor serve the public (the political machine is not a public institution). but also the-state itself, since The duopoly can ignore the American people while keeping them happy even though Most Americans are unhappy with the services rendered by the government..
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).