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4. I don't look forward to 3rd party candidates electing Republicans.

Mon Dec 29, 2025, 06:44 PM

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Working Families bet on 2026 as the right time for a third US party after a wave of wins [View all] BumRushDaShow 22 hrs ago OP

More likely SCantiGOP 22 hrs ago #3

Did you miss the part where the WFP candidates usually run as Democrats? Fiendish Thingy 21 hrs ago #16

If they caucus with the Dems, that'll be a good thing wolfie001 8 hrs ago #29

Skeptical, not negative Roy Rolling 22 hrs ago #2

I don't look forward to 3rd party candidates electing Republicans. dem4decades 22 hrs ago #4

Huge mistake NeoTrajan 22 hrs ago #5

They don't run candidate, they... reACTIONary 20 hrs ago #17

I'm skeptical, and envision more pain slightlv 22 hrs ago #6

"They will help elect Republicans" J_William_Ryan 22 hrs ago #7

A third party that promises what? BaronChocula 22 hrs ago #8

Nothing except make things more fascist. Initech 21 hrs ago #11

Want to get oodles of Republican campaign money? House of Roberts 21 hrs ago #10

Hard Working Dems have had a "Wave Of Wins" Cha 21 hrs ago #12

In other words.... cab67 21 hrs ago #13

Then we get Republicans. travelingthrulife 21 hrs ago #14

Sounds like a great way to guarantee permanent Republican rule Orrex 21 hrs ago #15

I voted for candidates Progressive dog 20 hrs ago #18

All they will do is siphon voters from the Democratic party. JustKay 20 hrs ago #19

Not one single mention of what they want to do for me or my neighbors somsai 18 hrs ago #23

It might be beneficial for discussions in early primary season oldmanlynn 15 hrs ago #24

I foresee another army of paid "influencers" pushing this divisiveness. live love laugh 15 hrs ago #25

Bad timing. RandySF 15 hrs ago #26

I wonder... 2naSalit 11 hrs ago #27

Oh, god... here we go again. QueerDuck 10 hrs ago #28