For people who don't understand the United States, i'll explain: Representational government has always been the rule here. Since so much money and power has come, an aristocracy or plutocracy has emerged. The Republican/Tea party is the champion of that movement. They trick stupid, poor people into thinking an aristocracy/plutocracy is somehow good for the unwealthy. They never tell their 'supporters' that they intend to replace representational rule with aristocratic or plutocratic, but if you actually watch what they do, it's perfectly clear that is their intention. This latest election is a good example of their agenda, as the Supreme Court (who is clearly working for them), allowed secret funding. Aside from the secret funding, enormous amounts of money came from the plutocracy, in an effort to enforce plutocratic rule. For the most part, they failed miserably. Several key candidates poured enormous sums of money into their campaigns, and still lost.
Now, this kind of thing is not new. It has been happening for a long time, but, it is getting worse. Over the past decade or so, they've made every effort to destroy the middle-class, which they privately call 'War on the Middle-Class'. They also push the notion of 'small government', which really means making the government so ineffective it can be usurped or plutocratically-controlled.
The election yesterday showed though, that plutocratic rule is not yet fully established, although it does achieve victory here or there. What all this means is, unless the Republican/Tea party is stopped, the United States will reach a revolution to restore representational government, or it will plunge into a full two-class plutocratic/aristocratic government (like a monarchy or dictatorship).
Now, this kind of thing is not new. It has been happening for a long time, but, it is getting worse. Over the past decade or so, they've made every effort to destroy the middle-class, which they privately call 'War on the Middle-Class'. They also push the notion of 'small government', which really means making the government so ineffective it can be usurped or plutocratically-controlled.
The election yesterday showed though, that plutocratic rule is not yet fully established, although it does achieve victory here or there. What all this means is, unless the Republican/Tea party is stopped, the United States will reach a revolution to restore representational government, or it will plunge into a full two-class plutocratic/aristocratic government (like a monarchy or dictatorship).
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