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Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
What would be your ideal Third Party?
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Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
One that follows what the Constitution actually says rather than what they can twist certain phrases in the Constitution to mean.
Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
One that follows what the Constitution actually says rather than what they can twist certain phrases in the Constitution to mean.
Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
One that follows what the Constitution actually says rather than what they can twist certain phrases in the Constitution to mean.
but it's getting like the Bible--no one can agree what it actually says
Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
One that follows what the Constitution actually says rather than what they can twist certain phrases in the Constitution to mean.
What candidates do you think would be viable to head the third party? And why?
Like it or not, the only second party with the ballot access and administrative infrastructure to credibly contend with the demopublicraticans is the LP.Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
Third Parties just don't work.
The problem is that they always start from the top and shoot for the Presidency. All this accomplishes is to pull votes away from one major candidate and elects the other major candidate. Thats how Lincoln got elected.
If you are serious about a third party, you have to build from the ground up. Start with State Assemblies, then Congressmen....work your way up to Senators and Governors. Don't even consider running someone for President until you have built a political base. If you can get 10 Senators elected you can rule Congress by pitting one party against the other.
Third Parties just don't work.
The problem is that they always start from the top and shoot for the Presidency. All this accomplishes is to pull votes away from one major candidate and elects the other major candidate. Thats how Lincoln got elected.
If you are serious about a third party, you have to build from the ground up. Start with State Assemblies, then Congressmen....work your way up to Senators and Governors. Don't even consider running someone for President until you have built a political base. If you can get 10 Senators elected you can rule Congress by pitting one party against the other.
I live in a red state, a red county. I was Libertarian for awhile here, because I thought the guy running for congress was the best man for the job. I even was interviewed by the county paper, profiling the "Libertarian Voter." I think he may have received 3% of the votes..............
I just think things need to change in the Political Parties, and wonder how we all can make it happen!
Third Parties just don't work.
The problem is that they always start from the top and shoot for the Presidency. All this accomplishes is to pull votes away from one major candidate and elects the other major candidate. Thats how Lincoln got elected.
If you are serious about a third party, you have to build from the ground up. Start with State Assemblies, then Congressmen....work your way up to Senators and Governors. Don't even consider running someone for President until you have built a political base. If you can get 10 Senators elected you can rule Congress by pitting one party against the other.
Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
Not Republican, Not Democrat, Not Libertarian.
What would be your ideal Third Party?
Full blown kegger.