Two-Party Duopoly and the "Facade of Democracy"

Independent Voter Podcast: Beyond Partisan Politics

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"The Democrats and Republicans, you can think of them as two different brands -- you know, Kellogg's and Cheerios-- but they're owned by the same parent company." In my interview with former Bernie Sanders political outreach coordinator and founder of the Movement for a People's Party, Nick Brana discusses why the two parties cling to politics-as-usual so hard. He says that when you break it down, there really isn't much difference between them. Be sure to check out the full interview in the latest episode of "In Full Color." IVN Editor Shawn Griffiths and Nick discuss new DNC rules, the consequences for 2020, Bernie Sanders' potential run, and his damaged credibility with independents. Check it out here: https://soundcloud.com/independent-voter-podcast/feeling-berned-party-officials-who-rigged-the-game-in-2016-decide-new-rules-for-2020 Thanks for listening!

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