As they might say in Paris, America is an aristocracy, no? No matter how controversial or depressing it may sound, yes, America is an aristocracy with one important caveat: it has elections of a sort. For America has become something just short of an aristocracy. It certainly isn't a democracy in the full sense of the term. With unlimited corporate spending to both major political parties, it is almost impossible for any third party movement to gain traction in America now. Of course conditions can change, and things do not look good for the Republicans at the moment (details to come). But for the foreseeable future, the United States is stuck with a government whose elections are dominated by big money. To call that a democracy is to tell a serious untruth and thereby do an injustice to both the English language, and the country.
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