what's the point in passing laws if they're not enforced?

in school we learned that our government has three branches: 

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our constitution clearly defines responsibilities:

   - the legislative branch passes laws

   - the executive branch enforces laws

   - the judicial branch adjudicates laws

but, the president and congress don't do their jobs if:

   - the president is more interested in picking fights with his many 
     opponents (other party, his party, his staff, media, etc.) than in 
     enforcing laws, 
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   - and congress fights among themselves, and with the president, 
     instead of repealing old laws and/or passing new ones.

our two party system of government is broken. 
it's time for change.

who do you trust? 

   - someone who you know respects our laws? 
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   - someone who doesn't?
   - or political parties, financed by billionaire corporations and 
     PACs, that don't respect our laws? 

Here's how government is controlled in the US: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIAJl-wZElg

If you vote for a republican or a democrat, then it's not the person that you voted for who is in control--it's the party.

In the next election--national, state or local--vote for anyone except a democrat or a republican.

Soon the republican and democratic parties will die.

Nothing will be better for our country.

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