Essay On Political Parties

Politics in America has always been an evolving by either social, economic, or political decisions. It has continually changed since it’s founding in America. Politics came as a result of the transgressions committed and the white male sufferage. As more white males won the right to vote and political parties came more organized, the aspect of American politics changed. The early politics of America was very chaotic which in turn bred feelings of discontent with politicians. American politics was in a sense more democratic, however in another more restrictive. Politics came more democratic as it ended property qualifications for voting. However politics became more restrictive as it formally excluded women and African Americans from voting. …show more content…
The person that represents the people, the President doesnt need to be associated with a party, group or even with certain ideas. Political Parties are not necessary, however they are only an inevitable by-product of politics, which is certain to happen when dealing with different or opposing ideas on issues. A political parties only aim is to control the government in order to apply their own insights or their own policies which is not acceptable. These political parties were and today, a group of people who attempted to influence the people and to win votes, they couldnt care about the people, its only about their own agenda. The only positive of political parties is once the political party has decided on a candidate, everyone supports that one person, their best candidate and not having hundreds of people from the same group run against each other. Their conflict rages on today, as contrasting parties argue the correct course of action for the country and fight it out for power. All in all political parties are a negative, it divides the people and our government based on different beliefs and issues on