You are about to have an election in which both parties are pro-Genocide, none would do anything about 99.9 percent of the issues on which both the republican AND the democratic voters agree on based on all the polls from the last decades. Drug prices, wages, rent costs, gun control, prison reforms, military spending you name it.

Independent judiciary? Bro, I cant wait till you look up news about the judicial body called Supreme Court of Justice.

Julius Nyerere

The US is a two party system with many hereditary politicians. How free do you think your elections really are?

> They have no free press unlike US.

How did the US news report on Snownden, Assange and others the US government does not like? The US press is an oligopoly that does barely any real reporting. Theoretical freeness does little here.

> They have no independent judiciary unlike US.

Which is more than happy to shield the executive from any consequences. Qualified immunity makes this separation meaningless.

> They both rank poorly on the corruption index unlike US.

According to western definitions of corruption that conveniently do not include corporate lobbying, revolving door relationsships between politics and industry, backdoor laws via trade deals and all the other shadyness that has effectively taken over so-called democracies. But sure, pat yourself on the back for being less likely to get out of a speeding ticket by slipping the officer some cash.