Source: Garrison Center
by Thomas L Knapp
“[P]olitical establishments are ‘conservative.’ They tend to hold on to old ways of doing things, refusing to make more than minor tweaks to the system, until and unless they’re forced to make real changes. Historically, those changes have been first proposed by ‘third party’ political candidates, after which growing public support has eventually forced ‘major party’ adoption.” (04/23/24)