cbayer
(146,218 posts)There is a definite partisan split going on here.
What the poll has shown is that the members of one party very significantly outnumber the members of the other party.
It may be that those that want to support the status quo are doing so because they feel it protects them. Again, they are outnumbered, not only in numbers but in organization and forcefulness.
It may also be that those that want to change it to provide less general oversight and less diversity of opinion want to remove what protection there may be for the other party. Some may see an opportunity to conquer.
There is an opportunity here to understand the dynamic of what is going on and possibly reach a true compromise between the two groups.
It would require leadership on both sides and a willingness to say that nobody gets exactly what they wanted, but everybody wins.
It could be a brave new day.
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