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Both major parties are totally polluted with traitors who sold out to the highest bidder. No one with any conscience stays in the party. Warren had her price met. The only way to change the political system is to start supporting third parties as they do in Europe and shift the power advantage to multiple parties which can unseat the corrupt politicos that rule this nation.
In this election there are alternatives, Libertarian or Green, and both are reasonable alternatives.
Both major parties are totally polluted with traitors who sold out to the highest bidder. No one with any conscience stays in the party. Warren had her price meet. The only way to change the political system is to start supporting third parties as they do in Europe and shift the power advantage to multiple parties rust can unseat the corrupt politicos that rules this nation.
In this election there is an alternative, Libertarian or Green, and both are reasonable alternatives.
I'm still deciding......Weld has tilted the scales to Green.
He didn't concede but I thought it was pretty clear from the speech that he's realized he's lost, and is currently holding out for platform changes that he wants in exchange for his endorsement of Hillary.
He didn't concede but I thought it was pretty clear from the speech that he's realized he's lost, and is currently holding out for platform changes that he wants in exchange for his endorsement of Hillary.
If he endorses a Politico traitor that is an architect of the fraudulent system he was campaigning against then he loses all credibility. Only true blue politicos can call someone a crook and then ask others to vote for that crook. It takes a certain character to stick with a value system or dump it for money and power.
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Both major parties are totally polluted with traitors who sold out to the highest bidder. No one with any conscience stays in the party. Warren had her price met. The only way to change the political system is to start supporting third parties as they do in Europe and shift the power advantage to multiple parties which can unseat the corrupt politicos that rule this nation.
In this election there are alternatives, Libertarian or Green, and both are reasonable alternatives.
they need to start running for house seats. Not just for the presidency. I can't take the Green Party serious if they don't have house seats. Most libertarians end up running republican....not libertarian. Where is the organization control of these groups? Focus and build from the bottom up.
1. Sorry but my life move quick. Ok post 86. You voted Bernie. Ok.
2. Will leave the rags. Sorry I don't buy into them.
3. what is your solution to your perceived problem with the Democratic Party? How do you turn it towards the left?
I don't think that way. What I want not that long ago were considered very conservative ideas. No more interventionist wars (and ending the current ones) and no more bailing out failed businesses. Those are my top two. I saw Bernie as the best chance at that. I still do.
I'm hoping that people turn to civil disobedience like they had to do in the 60's as I don't hold out much hope for politics to address either right now.
I don't think that way. What I want not that long ago were considered very conservative ideas. No more interventionist wars (and ending the current ones) and no more bailing out failed businesses. Those are my top two. I saw Bernie as the best chance at that. I still do.
I'm hoping that people turn to civil disobedience like they had to do in the 60's as I don't hold out much hope for politics to address either right now.
Those are still conservative ideas -- no less conservative than they were in the past. Principles and ideologies don't change just b/c members of the party that is supposed to represent those principles no longer do.
Just b/c Paul Ryan backed Medicare Part D and TARP, doesn't mean those are conservative policies.
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