THE PERPETUAL STRUGGLE: DEMOCRATS VS. REPUBLICANS – WHY NOT TERMINATE IT?

Republicans vs. Democrats is an unending battle; why not put a stop to it? In life, there are a lot of never-ending conflicts between good and evil, light and dark, and republicans and Democrats. One of these doesn’t quite belong right now. There will always be an internal conflict between good and evil. It has always been a cycle of light against gloom. There are periods of the year when the day lasts longer than the night, and vice versa. These are battles that have existed from the beginning of time. Republicans vs Democrats, however, hasn’t. It is not something that has always been; rather, it is a modern development. However, it’s similar to light vs dark and good and evil. All of it is subjective. It just depends on the individual’s stance. The reason for this is unclear. Should we identify as Republicans or Democrats? Everybody has an opinion when it comes to politics. Every circumstance is different. There are groups of individuals that have similar views as republicans and Democrats. The dilemma lies in the fact that some republicans may have democratic views on certain matters, and vice versa. Nevertheless, they are forced to accept the opinions of the majority of their party after being exposed. This is the reason why the battle never ends. Why is it required is the question. In any case, why is the party system still necessary today? The country’s population becomes divided as a result of the party system. The majority of individuals identify as moderate Democrats or Republicans. Nevertheless, they are required to choose which side to support. Given that the elected officials are chosen by the citizens of their district, state, or nation, this is a serious issue. The people they represent should be served by them. not the group that they identify with. This is a republic, not a democracy, where the people have the ultimate authority. The process of serving the people would be expedited if the party structure were eliminated. In the absence of a party, the MPs would have to act in the best interests of the constituents they represent. Thus, maybe the conflict between Republicans and Democrats is coming to an end. However, the people must choose when enough is enough. Once again, this struggle is distinct from the others mentioned, and a resolution is conceivable. Sincerely, Ender Wiggins