I live in india and have never been to the us. all the news i get about the us is thru the media( mainstream and otherwise). Often, when i listen to american politicians from both parties speak, its difficult to really make out if there is a significant difference the policies and directions of these parties.
the democrats, being in the opposition,are not seen to object strongly against any of the wrong policies of the current administration.if at all any voices are heard, they are subdued as if guilty of being accused of political opportunism or speaking against the " american way of life" if there is sucha way.
Here in India there is a rash of political parties....too many ,in fact, but at least each has its own agenda and constituency, and as coalition politics rules, most of the different sections of the society have their voices heard.
any thoughts?
the democrats, being in the opposition,are not seen to object strongly against any of the wrong policies of the current administration.if at all any voices are heard, they are subdued as if guilty of being accused of political opportunism or speaking against the " american way of life" if there is sucha way.
Here in India there is a rash of political parties....too many ,in fact, but at least each has its own agenda and constituency, and as coalition politics rules, most of the different sections of the society have their voices heard.
any thoughts?