Partisan Squabbles as Necessary as Bipartisanship

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Congress and party politics
Are a problem that's getting worse.
Powers that be don't want a fix.
They're too busy spending the purse.
Party leaders know the proved facts.
It is alternate out and in.
Those wanting in promise less tax
And other lies so they can win.
It's up to voters to force out
The party users long term bust.
Setting term limits would no doubt
Help to rebuild the public trust.
Two party politics is one
Big reason lots of waste is done.

Ima Ryma of IL 4:32AM June 16, 2010

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Matthew Dallek

Matthew Dallek, a visiting scholar at the Washington-based Bipartisan Policy Center, teaches history and politics at the University of California Washington Center. He is author of The Right Moment: Ronald Reagan’s First Victory and the Decisive Turning Point in American Politics. He worked as a speechwriter for House Democratic Leader Richard A. Gephardt and Federal Communications Commission Chairman William E. Kennard.