Scroll down to “In general, do you think there is too much, too little or about the right amount of government regulation of business and industry?“ Well over 2/3 of Americans thing there is the right amount of regulation of businesses, or that there should be even less.
Scroll further to: “ In your opinion, which of the following will be the biggest threat to the country in the future -- big business, big labor or big government?”
Just 26% say “big business” is the biggest threat, while a whopping 67% say “big government” is the biggest threat.
Start voting for people you want in power.
Stop voting for the lesser evil.
Yes you cant always avoid it but a functioning democracy involves a forcing of ideologies to work together through multi party systems and the resulting coalitions.
Given the way our various systems interact, "multi-party systems" and "coalitions" are simply not possible.
I can do that, but I can't make other people do that. So your "advice" isn't really actionable is it?
> Stop voting for the lesser evil.
This is tantamount to calling for individuals to write-in their fave candidates. Do you actually think that will work?
I consider myself a bleeding heart pro capitalist pig. In other words I believe in a social safety net funded by taxes and the free market.
As stated by Buffett in Bray's article, anti-trust enforcement has fallen so far into the favor of large corporations the past few decades that the average age of public companies has increased. One would think that public opinion should reflect the swing of the pendulum, but this hasn't entirely been the case.