Will Partisan Politics Become Obsolete?

[ClarionCall]

The author of a new book submits that partisan politics will indeed become obsolete.

He says that partisan political-economic systems, epitomized by the U.S. version, will ultimately be replaced by ones that are unifying, equitable and fair. And he says that will certainly be far better than settling for what we have now, which is government that is of, by and for the rich, with a political-economic system that is divisive, inequitable and unfair.

He couches his premise in religious justification, NOT to promote religion as we know it, but to turn the tables on the "Religious Right" by exposing their hypocrisy and ignorance and pointing out the universal core principles of all religions.

Best of all, he suggests a way that we can reform government so that it will be far closer to being of, by, and for the people.

The way he puts it is that the fulfillment of real prophecy will mean we will share the throne as equal joint heirs, rather than be ruled by a partisan pretender to the throne as we are now.

The book series has the title Real Prophecy Unveiled, and a summary can be viewed at:

http://realprophecyunveiled.netfirms.com

It's well worth a look.

[Democat]

1. Partisan politics will become obsolete if one side dominates completely

In Cuba or the old Soviet Union, for example, they probably don't have a big problem with "partisan" politics.

[tinanator]

2. perhaps there are three choices

A true two party system that degenerated into government shutdowns and push me pull you legislative standstills and executive fiats by the boy king, aka the one big party for the rich we have right now, and multi-party concensus democracy. Which do you prefer?

[newyawker99]

3. Hi Clarion Call!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast: