AMERICAN POLITICAL THEATER OF FLIPPING AND FLOPPING
American politicians do many flip-flops on any issue at least once every day.
American political parties flip-flop on any issue twice every day.
When one party is inattentive, the other party holds it in a flopped position and wins elections.
The Electorate realizing it has been duped helps the flopped party back to power by flipping it.
American elections are series of flip-flops that result in political activity but no progress.
Surprised, no, a flip-flopper maintains the same position using a flip or a flop as the situation demands.
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