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The Two-Party System Illusion

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The Two-Party System Illusion

By Steve RossiterNovember 5, 2026

Uniparty political machine composed of the arrogant, elitist, professional, lifetime, corrupt, career politicians;

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Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) is likely just as bad and deep in the Republican political machine as with Democrats

With things that have happened this midterm election cycle, I recognize that our two-party paradigm is an illusion and anyone still giving that concept credibility is delusional.

Montana RINOs, including a former Republican Governor, Marc Racicot, were stumping for the socialist Democrat running in Montana’s 1st Congressional District. Then in Texas, Bush family members were stumping for socialist James Talarico instead of Ken Paxton. That demonstrates two things. First, Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) is likely just as bad and deep in the Republican political machine as with Democrats.

Second, having said that, I think the more serious issue is that there is no Republican political machine and there is no Democrat political machine; there is just a uniparty political machine composed of the arrogant, elitist, professional, lifetime, corrupt, career politicians who believe they are the only people in the world smart enough to run the United States.

We have a monstrous red flag waving right in our faces. Currently, many Democrats and notable Republicans are so anti-Trump that they now find socialists and Islamists acceptable because they hate the fact that Donald Trump has done what they have failed to do. President Trump has embarrassed them so badly and demonstrated to the world that professional politicians are nothing more than corrupt windbags that make empty promises but can do nothing more than tax and spend hard-earned taxpayer dollars.

President Trump has proven that good business practices work for government as well as for the private sector. Too many of our “professional........

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