<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

Let me start this by saying I am not in politics proffesionally or academically. Nor am I American or familiar with the specifics of its politics. Most of what I write here is all opinion based. 

As per reddit and wider media I have a feeling of increasing dissapointment and hopelessness in a two party political system in America who are two of the same thanks to large lobbying influence and control by the wealthy minority. Much change is token and doesn't fully resolve issues. This, coupled with a control of Media and information keeps the population misinformed and allows for a wider margin of control.

America has always been the epitome of democratic success from its independence, and many countries have modelled their systems (to various degrees) on it. Despite much of the hideous, hidden tactics used to stay top dog, I believe America owes its dominance and prosperity largely to the security and prosperity given by the ballot and leader accountability. 

However, America is not that old, and like empires before it, it is in danger of imploding allowing another to rise in its place. I percieve what is going on as a potential threat to America's prosperity, at home and globally. There are a myriad of factors that need to be considered, and I know I am simplifying this quite a bit but my question is: **Is the formation, election and successful functioning of a third party in American politics the only democratic way out of this situation?** America has always seemingly met and defeated its challenges with the people and by the people. 

I see a successful third party with a ground swell of support WITH NO DOMINATING BACKERS a pure and distilled example of a working democracy. Many people are fed up with the current state of things on either side and all along the spectrum between Democrats and Republicans. I know a third party would not be able to please everyone (who can?) but much of the problems where the hands of the government are tied due to special interests will be easily resolved. I see much economic and technological improvement made, but I don't know about social and cultural issues (such as gay rights and homeland security).
<bot>: Will a successful, impartial third party be the great democratic solution in America that will translate to real action and transparency? Is this even possible?