Should the two major US political parties be sued for anticompetitive practices?

[All Along The Watchtower]

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

On what grounds?

[dead0man]

On what grounds?

being anti-competitive?

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

I’m pretty sure the Florida Democratic Party could feasibly be accused of match fixing, at the very least.

[DC Al Fine]

I’m pretty sure the Florida Democratic Party could feasibly be accused of match fixing, at the very least.

It all makes sense now. Someone in the FL Dem hierarchy must have worked out an arrangement to settle their gambling debts.

[All Along The Watchtower]

I’m pretty sure the Florida Democratic Party could feasibly be accused of match fixing, at the very least.

It all makes sense now. Someone in the FL Dem hierarchy must have worked out an arrangement to settle their gambling debts.

And that someone, per WikiLeaks, was the US Representative for Florida's 23th congressional district or people working out of her district office, at least.

[Sir Mohamed]

On what grounds?

being anti-competitive?

It's the majority vote system, not the parties.

[dead0man]

On what grounds?

being anti-competitive?

It's the majority vote system, not the parties.

sure, that's most of it, but the big two do a lot at the state level to make it even harder for third parties to be competitive.

[SteveRogers]

No, because the Supreme Court has held that federal antitrust laws don’t apply to political activity.

[President Johnson]

I wish we only had a major center-right and center-left party in Germany. The split political landscape sucks and creates political instablity. We have too many parties in the parliaments.

[Sirius_]

Our electoral system is to blame for the two party system, not the parties themselves.

[Izzyeviel]

On what grounds?

being anti-competitive?

It's the majority vote system, not the parties.

It's the voters not the system