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The Atlantic·5 min read·hard

Party Machines Weren’t So Bad After All

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David Frum
Party Machines Weren’t So Bad After All
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This opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court's decision to strike down limits on party-coordinated spending is a positive development for democracy. The author contends that stronger political parties are better equipped to manage coalitions and compromise than the current system of small-dollar, ideologically driven donors.

By empowering political parties, the Supreme Court has delivered a win for American democracy.

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