The One-Party American System

In case you ever needed some proof that there is no difference between Republicans and Democrats, consider this news story, from Yahoo Finance: 

Sam Palmisano is undoubtedly a technology expert. As CEO of IBM (IBM) from 2003 to 2011, he presided over a tech giant during the formative years of the digital revolution. That makes him a logical choice to be vice chairman of a new White House panel on cybersecurity, an appointment President Obama announced this week. 

Palmisano is also a Republican who gave $100,000 last March to Jeb Bush’s super PAC, Right to Rise. That puts him in the rarified stratum of people making six-, seven- or eight-figure donations to help a chosen candidate win. 

So when you hear the Republicrats and the Democans complaining about each other, remember that big money supports both sides. He who pays the piper, calls the tune.

In a nation of whores, money is the one-party American political system. This is why voting for a third party is considered a wasted vote: The rich people paying get no return on their investment, and the poor whores don't make any money either. Why vote for a political party that isn't making anyone any money?