"A government full of Democrats would rather have you be a Republican, and a government full of Republicans would rather have you be a Democrat, than have you oppose both"

In this quote, Brian Celio is highlighting the dissentious nature of politics and how both major political parties would rather have people comply with their beliefs instead of challenge the status quo. He suggests that a government full of Democrats would prefer individuals to align with the Republican celebration, and vice versa, rather than have people decline both parties and their ideologies. This talks to the idea that in a two-party system, there is pressure to conform to one side or the other, rather than being able to hold independent or alternative views. Celio's quote serves as a commentary on the polarizing nature of politics and the pressure to comply with a particular celebration.