Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch think there is when it comes to our political system, which is basically a duopoly, i.e., the two parties control the game now. The authors use examples of disintegrated duopolies of the non-government world - Kodak and Fujifilm, Anheuser Busch and Miller's, Netscape and IE, Colgate and Crest, the Lakers and the Celtics, the Beatles and the Stones - as their basic argument that ultimately the Democrats and Republicans will also recede into the woodwork.
Are they right? I hope so.
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