Democracy without parties political.
In our democratic system there are two political
parties that fight each other for several reasons, including personal and
political ambition. Because having political flags? As two armies, instead of
obtaining it approval by the elected officials, without political parties, without names, and without
flags.
I insist that political parties divide the nation, and
public opinion is influenced by names, color, flag and emblems, when human
nature divided tem selfinto two groups or fractions, without names, only those who
agree and those who are not. In a democratic system without political parties the common people is
not able to elect a President, because most of them do not have the knowledge
of who is the better candidate to govern
the nation, most them are influenced by the media, politicians payed
advertising, diverting the real purpose to elect a President.
I think that the public servers must be elected by
the common voters. And the President will be chosen by the public servers,
elected by the people, Mayors Councilors, Representatives, Senators and others
public servers, are more qualified, to choose the President, without the use of
political parties.
Choose a public server is a simple task that the
common people can make, instead choosing a President is a more complicated politically
task that require a more politically prepare voter. The participant’s candidate
for a position, will be chosen by a Superior Electoral Tribunal, as the High
Court of Justice this will be composed of citizens with impeccable past, with a
university-level education.
In the elections campaign, each candidate would be
allowed declare their political curriculum only, as his certified personal
biography, to create confidence to the voters. Candidates may not mutually
accused, to prevent insults and personal scandals. The voter can choose freely,
without influences of any kind, their representatives, public servants, only
with what they learn from the candidate and your conscience, your vote is
sacred and secret.
Michael Anguelo
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