Cross-National Studies Show U.S. Political Processes the Worst in the West
During a political process of regime change in the U.S. it is easy to get caught up with either the candidates, themselves, or the sector of the population that supports them. This article is useful not only because it compares the electoral processes in the U.S against other industrial capitalist countries, but it measures these differences according to objective standards most industrial capitalist countries would agree with. The results ain’t pretty!
Votes are counted during Minnesota’s Democratic caucus.Reuters/Eric Miller
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Barbara
Barbara MacLean has worked as an academic and career counselor at California State University, East Bay (CSUEB), Merritt and West Valley Colleges and as a career counselor and manager of the Oakland One Stop Career Center, a public career and jobs center in partnership with EDD. She is a co-founder and editor of Planning Beyond Capitalism.