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Political impacts of third parties

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IV. Conclusion: The Benefits of a Third-Party Friendly System
While both proponents and those in opposition to a two-party system have well-founded arguments, the third-party friendly system is the system that most makes sense in todays modern democracy. As presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama have made clear, the American people are ready for change. They are tired of the same old formula Republicans and Democrats, and they want to be represented by candidates whom they can truly feel represented by. A coalition government consisting of third parties would accomplish that change. Although this government may take longer to arrive at decisions, it would ultimately come up with the decisions that the majority of the Americans want, while still including the opinions of the minority. These coalitions would pass laws that were more representative of what America wants. Instead of retreating into the old, tired formula of choice A or choice B, third parties would come up with third or fourth choices, bringing the United States into a new era of change. Thus, while the two-party system may have helped draft the constitution, the fluid document calling for fluid government is ready to ripple with the onset of