[EL] applying physics to political party systems

[Gaddie, Ronald K.]

And in other news, political scientists observe that on an object with a gravity field, things thrown into the air tend to fall back to earth.

Ronald Keith Gaddie
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http://www.ballot-access.org/2012/03/08/forbes-column-says-that-the-constructal-law-predicts-inability-of-u-s-two-party-system-to-maintain-itself/

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