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A '''coalition''' is combination of political parties or groups to run a country's government. In a [[parliamentary]] system, coalitions are formed when no party recieves a [[majority]] in an election. The party with the largest [[pluraity]] generally takes the lead in forming a coalition eith other minor parties. The British used this system of government during World War I and World War II. Coalition governments are usually found in countries where many political parties exist, and a single party rarely wins the majority.
A '''coalition''' is combination of political parties or groups to run a country's government. In a [[parliamentary]] system, coalitions are formed when no party recieves a [[majority]] in an election. The party with the largest [[plurality]] generally takes the lead in forming a coalition eith other minor parties. The British used this system of government during World War I and World War II. Coalition governments are usually found in countries where many political parties exist, and a single party rarely wins the majority.
Because the [[Electoral college]] in the [[United States]] [[mandate]]s a 51%+ majority to win the [[Executive Branch]], a two-party system has evolved to build coalitions. The two major parties consist of coalition groups. Presently the [[Tea Party]] is a coalition group in the [{Republican party]], and the [[Democratic Socialist]]s are a coalition group in the [[Democratic party]]. [[Labor Union]]s, [[RINO]]s, [[environmentalist]]s, [[pro-life]] groups, [[liberal]]]s, [[conservative]]]s, establishment types and many other subdivisions are also coalition members in both parties.
Because the [[Electoral college]] in the [[United States]] [[mandate]]s a 51%+ majority to win the [[Executive Branch]], a two-party system has evolved to build coalitions. The two major parties consist of coalition groups. Presently the [[Tea Party]] is a coalition group in the [{Republican party]], and the [[Democratic Socialist]]s are a coalition group in the [[Democratic party]]. [[Labor Union]]s, [[RINO]]s, [[environmentalist]]s, [[pro-life]] groups, [[liberal]]]s, [[conservative]]]s, establishment types and many other subdivisions are also coalition members in both parties.