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first need to see for themselves what the main problems are.
If we have a representational government at this stage, that does not seem to include the Executive Branch at all right now. Considering what is passing in the House and Senate, one has to question that branch also.
If the mass media has become nothing more than info-tainment as a an owned corporate and governmental propaganda tool, that is another towering barrier to traditional dissent. Democracy cannot exist in that climate.
If the Radical Right-wing Religious have a solid agenda and game-plan that is clear and in progress, (towards a Theocracy) we should get that straight as a major issue now. Looking the other way too long is an invitation to the completion of it.
I am just making those points because I see the above as part of a very different landscape than one would expect in a traditional way for American politics. With so much in the way of obvious, tangential strategy, I suggest clearing the mind and rethinking the response.
It seems that resorting to la-de-da old methodology is more of a distraction and waste of time. Kind of a self-imposed political make-work that may make you feel good, but accomplishes nothing. Conservation of energy is important, too.
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