The partisan struggle(美国两党之争).docxVIP

The partisan struggle密:412429卡:14768466931 密:056275 No one now living in the United States can remember when the contest began between the Democratic and the Republican parties. It has been going on for more than a century, making it one of the oldest political rivalries in the world. The American political system is a classical example of the two-party system. When we say that we have a two-party system in the United States we do not mean that we have only two parties. Usually about a dozen parties nominate presidential candidates. We call it a two-party system because we have two large parties and a number of small parties, and the large parties are so large that we often forget about the rest. Usually the small parties collectively poll less than 5 per cent of the vote cast in national elections. It’s no doubt that two parties have different attitudes towards some problems. While the global image of United States became worse, the president candidates are considering many problems such as Iraq, terrorism, the plight of African-American relations, how to restore America s standing in the world. France world wisdom first published an article entitled their global plan , making a comment on the Republic and the Democratic presidential candidates of both parties about the similarities and differences between the global six hot spots . The Iraq issue:Democrats and Republicans on this matter as everyone knows, the Democrats wanted to cast off predicament as soon as possible, the Republicans against any hasty withdrawal. Republican Rudolf Giuliani, Mitt Romney and John McCain are in the same word warning on Iraq s failure, the results are likely to be terrible . Democrats said out of Iraq and responsible for ending a diversionary war . But with no more definite way, just like in this regard condemned Bush policy .John Edwards attitude is more bright. He said,they should keep the troops to Baghdad green zone , and deploy a rapid intervention force in Kuwa