Like most things, anti-democratic activity is a spectrum rather than black or white. It seems fairly obvious to me that there is a large gulf between the two parties on that spectrum.

> It seems fairly obvious to me that there is a large gulf between the two parties on that spectrum.

Disagree from a distance (non-US'er). They both have their VERY undemocratic behaviors: just one is the name sake :)

It also doesn't help that true democracy isn't something people actualy want. So democracy has basically been redefined to mean a republic that makes decisions that benefit or are demanded by the most people.

> It also doesn't help that true democracy isn't something people actualy want.

Source?

> So democracy has basically been redefined to mean a republic that makes decisions that benefit or are demanded by the most people.

I claim that with lobby being allowed, democracy is a facade to hide plutocracy's ugly face.

"a republic that makes decisions that benefit or are demanded by the rich/companies that can afford lobbying" is what I think the word democracy currently hides.