By Judd Gregg - 07-15-13 05:00 AM ET
As the House Republicans struggle with how to approach the subject of immigration, a much more significant issue is in play. It is the issue of whether we will continue to have a viable two-party system as the core of our form of governance in America.
There are many who feel that the two-party system is an anachronism in today’s multi-faceted, fast-changing and complex nation. I do not count myself among them. This is not because of a commitment to traditionalism or a tendency to look back through rose-tinted glasses at the good old days, which in fact were not necessarily all that good compared to our time.
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