>US legislative branches

Eh, the two-party system is a mixed bag. On one hand, it in presidential campaigns leads to only two candidates, but on the other it serves as a moderating influence in that radicals have to share a party with more moderate people and prevents Weimar-level splintering.

Sorry but... when is gonna trump assume as a president?

>>68416808
January 20th is when he's inaugurated. Congress is sworn in on January 3rd.

>>68416638
Idk, the parties have close to no real power over their members

>>68416818 what if hillary win? i mean... what if the electoral college won't to vote for trump.

>>68416865
Doing so would create a constitutional crisis

>>68416842
Exactly, which lessens the impact of it outside of the Presidential election.

>>68416865
The deadline for submitting it is the 19th. And the few faithless electors, who won't be nearly enough to alter the outcome, will be voting for other Republicans like McMullin and Kasich rather than Trump.

>>68416842
they don't but are capable of browbeating their fellow members into line

>>68416808
he wont. there will be a recount and hilary will be sworn in

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>>68416638
What's not to like about Weimar-level splintering?
We're doing it again :3

>>68416915
kek

>>68416922
>Eurounstables

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>German state goverment coalitions

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Italy

>>68416974
black: conservatives/christian democrats
red: social democrats
green: ecologists
pink: democratic socialists
yellow: liberal democrats(not the American kind)
blue: Danish minority party
grey: local Bavarian conservatives/christian democrats

Given the nebulousness of American parties and the restricted nature of legislative power here it isn't as bad as it seems. A parliamentary system with the American-style two-party system would be hell, though.

>>68416974
Voting Green in any country should be grounds for death by hanging.

>>68417131
We literally have a green governor in one of the most wealthy car-maker states.

>>68416894
Yeah that's true, I guess it does kinda pull the party overall to the moderate side

>>68416638
Wait isn't the US political party system the most polarized in measurable records? Very few biparty things get done

Bicameral systems are terrible. They only delay things.

>>68417425
That's exactly the point huemonkey. The less the federal government does the better

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>>68416922
>>68416974
Jesus fucking chryste, how can a country be that divided

>>68416922
I don't know, if there are any countries we should take reference from, it's not going to be yours, especially with how batshit it's been lately.

there's no such thing as a non-two party system
anytime anything important happens in one of the yuro countries with 531 different parties they form two alliances against and for the thing

>>68417425
You know what the most efficient governments in the universe are? (Fascist Totalitarian) Dictatorships.

>>68418764
this actually

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>>68418545

>>68416865
there would be civil war

>>68419430
Y'all UK niggas is tight. If you ever in the O.N., drop me a line. Got some niggas who can hook you up with some hardware, if yahknawimean.

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>>68416922
Nothing gets done