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In reply to the discussion: UPDATE: Former Republicans and Democrats form new third U.S. political party [View all]live love laugh
(16,384 posts)48. I was hoping for an Onion logo.
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UPDATE: Former Republicans and Democrats form new third U.S. political party [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Jul 2022
OP
No it doesn't. I can't stand Yang..this is all about his pout after the primary and f'ng over
Demsrule86
Jul 2022
#37
I do not believe in third parties. I look around and see minority governments who have way less
Demsrule86
Jul 2022
#99
If we had a different voting system, there would be more than 3 parties
SouthernDem4ever
Jul 2022
#111
I prefer building the coalitions before the government is formed than after. nt
Gore1FL
Jul 2022
#81
Absolutely! Two party rule is one party away from one party rule...Learned nothing from
Alexander Of Assyria
Jul 2022
#88
Oh look party spoilers again hopefully people learned from the last round of this bullsht
Fullduplexxx
Jul 2022
#5
I can't believe someone woke up thinking, "What this country needs is another center-right party."
Efilroft Sul
Jul 2022
#8
She's fine, as far as Republicans go. But I'm glad Yang never came close to the nomination. nt
pnwmom
Jul 2022
#15
yeah, I agree. They're the anti-establishment party. But as long as they draw most of their members
pnwmom
Jul 2022
#54
Hold fast, Democrats, progressives and liberals. Let the cons and GQP schism. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2022
#10
Two thirds? Each half thinks the other half should schism. RepubliQons much more likely. . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2022
#12
For why? So they could lose every election like in UK. We do not need third parties.
Demsrule86
Jul 2022
#38
It has been almost 20 years since they held power..and another Tory will be PM...no to third parties
Demsrule86
Jul 2022
#83
It's been 12 years since the Conservatives won in 2010. Labour held power for 13 years before that.
speak easy
Jul 2022
#112
This garbage plays into the notion that both parties are equally flawed.
Bleacher Creature
Jul 2022
#24
Really? This should be interesting. Certainly complicates the picture. Makes it even harder to
Martin68
Jul 2022
#36
A third party should never happen...when will learn? Fuck all third parties...that peel of
Demsrule86
Jul 2022
#39
Aye, there's the rub. We don't want a Third Party if it will hurt the Democrats, but we love one if
Martin68
Jul 2022
#43
"The party, which is centrist, has no specific policies yet" - pretty much says it all
NullTuples
Jul 2022
#46
I see lots of republicans from lots of republican administrations. Andrew Yang is
wiggs
Jul 2022
#49
With a winner take all system, the incentive is for the 'losers' to consolidate
Model35mech
Jul 2022
#67
No policies. Not Left. Not Right. Forward. In other words, the generic no brand party.
betsuni
Jul 2022
#58
I'll reserve judgement until I see their platform, candidates, campaign strategy & financial backing
AllTooEasy
Jul 2022
#105
In my eyes there is NOTHING wrong with OUR Democratic party now. (replacing a couple Dems.maybe)
bluestarone
Jul 2022
#94
Great Idea, if you want Congress to pick our president and vice-president.
Dysfunctional
Jul 2022
#96
The quickest and IMO, the only realistic, way to establish a viable third party would be to convince
Midwestern Democrat
Jul 2022
#115