Rep for the post above. However, I do feel the need to point out that the comment below is somewhat inaccurate. The wealthy actually benefit less than the average taxpayer re: infrastructure. More so with regard to transfer payments. The more wealthy you are, the less likely you are to use public facilities such as airports, etc. They travel by private jet, have private security, pay to register multiple cars but only drive one at a time, travel only rarely via the interstate, and so forth. But again, your comment above is well taken. We need more than two political party but our current federal elections "infrastructure" and media culture won't allow it. Best example is Gary Johnson - he might have filleted Obama and Romney in the debates, or not, but never got the chance. Probably never will.