I never considered a difference of opinion in politics...(Quotation)

In this letter, Jefferson answered "a disregarded appearance" that his friend William Hamilton (1745-1813) drew his attention. Jefferson explained that he did not call Hamilton several years ago because of a simple accident rather than a cold. Jefferson wrote: "I am very pleased to find that you are as clear as I am politically rebellious, especially your explanation is frank. "I was not my own fault but someone who neglected myself I was feeling binding morality and emotion in the early days: There are many fun opinions, we are perfect It is consistent with. Find out why. "

I said that many of David Mitchell's joke has a breath of "frustration genius - jet - hysterical logic". It is contradictory. I recommend using quotation marks as I quoted memory, but this is his answer: 'I agree that this is terrible, but this is not our problem. Everyone involved in this transaction knows that this is my mandate. This is what I think about it - observing a comedy refers to a fool in the village saying "Look, the fool of the village". Satire often points to the mayor, suggesting that his behavior is better suited for raccoon in the country. The problem that many Americans are currently facing is "What we have done now, and people have consciously chosen real racial fool as mayor".

Politics is a hot topic, and I do not want to start a hot debate here. However, one of the biggest differences between politics in Germany and the United States is the difference in political views. In my opinion, this arises from bilateral systems and multiparty systems. In the United States, all parties have to divide themselves more and more to attract more extreme views within the party. In Germany, political parties have never occupied a majority, so it is necessary to establish an alliance to achieve a dominant majority. Both parties still have their own views, but they are forced to work together to compromise. They can not burn the bridge, as they have to cooperate with the party after the next election, they may find themselves in trouble.