I'm talking about the fact that we keep getting Clinton's and Bidens as our nominees because that's what the party leadership wants. They choose who gets the backing, who gets the funding, who gets the airtime, and who gets to debate. The primaries are little more than a sham to give us the illusion of choice because this private organization already picked their winner. You claim elections are less predictable than ever, yet there's a 100% chance it's going to be one of two people, either the D or R, who's going to win, both backed by the same wealthy donors to do their bidding. That's the illusion of choice.

Your fighting, eh? Well, how's the fight coming? At what point do you consider the fight won? Do you envision some point in the future where Republicans no longer hold office and the country is some utopia of pure Democratic leadership? Good luck accomplishing that when, as I stated above, there are only two choice on the ballot and one of them is Republican. That kind of solidifies their place in government as they're the only alternative for people to vote for. That ensures we'll keep having people like Trump waiting in the wings and taking office every time a Clinton-like candidate runs against them. This also ensures that Democratic candidates don't actually have to do jack shit for the country as they're going to get your vote anyway. This is why I stated that elections might as well be automatic based on party registration and why it's an illusion of choice. You're not fighting by voting D or R. You're just perpetuating the status quo.