Is that like getting 70mil injected into Spanberger’s attempt to stack the deck?JohnnyYou » 47 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Who is the front runner on the Independent Party Primary for 2028? I didn't even know there was an Independent Party. I have heard of Libertarians, The Green Party, Maybe a few others. But never have have I heard of an Independent Party.
People who run as independent don't depend on getting 32 Million Dollars injected nto a campaign to "steal" and election in Kentucky.
Massie will likely run as Independent for the house seat that Israel just bought Ed Gillean for the Republican ticket.
I get the feeling the third party for you is a diaper change everyday old man.
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom AIPAC is bipartisan. As long as you love Israel your good.ROG62 » Today, 7:18 am » wrote: ↑ Is that like getting 70mil injected into Spanberger’s attempt to stack the deck?
Israel, been kicking *** since May 14, 1948.
Who SAYS the demico-republicrat candidates are "legitimate? What legitimizes themMR-7 » Today, 6:11 am » wrote: ↑ What does this have to do with the fact that 3rd party voters don't even have a candidate and want to tell others how their legitimate candidate, is not doing a "good" job. This is all laughable.
And you don't understand that this is precisely the problem? That WHICHEVER candidate we are allowed to vote for is in the tank?MR-7 » Today, 6:11 am » wrote: ↑ I just want a 3rd party voter to tell us all what their candidate had to offer. There were two candidates in 2024. TRUMP and harris. If you don't like TRUMP, then you can vote for whoever the dems tell you to vote for.
Little Marco. How humiliating for you.MR-7 » Today, 6:11 am » wrote: ↑Why, because there will be no 3rd party candidate in 2028, as usual. I am looking forward for the 2028 election. Rubio will get my vote if he runs.
You voted for her, and she lost.
China is at least a Uni Party.. Russia is a drag..
A candidate is legitimate because theyCannonpointer » Yesterday, 8:18 pm » wrote: ↑ Who SAYS the demico-republicrat candidates are "legitimate? What legitimizes them?
They do the opposite of what they promise. You do not get what you vote for. How is that "legitimte"?
And your argument is for more of the same.
And you don't understand that this is precisely the problem? That WHICHEVER candidate we are allowed to vote for is in the tank for the MIC and the mega-corps that are poisoning us and stealing our republic, leaving each generation with more hours to work for less reward?
Little Marco. How humiliating for you.
They had one in Ralph Nader but sadly enough mail-in ballots and voucher voting were futuristic fantasies.MR-7 » 9 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ And another thing.....3rd‑party voters love acting like they’re the enlightened geniuses in the room, but every election cycle they proudly vote for candidates who are LOSERS. They "BRAG" about "REJECTING THE SYSTEM", by picking candidates who never win. No wins. No states. No counties. No momentum. No path. But somehow, they think they’re the ones who “get it.”
Voting for someone with a 0% chance of winning doesn’t make you deep. You don’t influence outcomes. You don’t build movements, and you don’t shift policy. You just show up every four years to write in a **** name. Ask them who their candidate was and you will get this Horse ****...the system...the corporations...and the elites.
Everything except a name. Because they don’t have one.
With all the climate hysteria, you’d think the Green Party (Nader) would’ve finally won something...anything. A state, a county, a neighborhood, a cul‑de‑sac. But nope. Turns out even the people screaming about the planet didn’t trust the party named after it. That’s how unserious the 3rd‑party lane is. They are **** USELESS. Oh...Good Morning.RebelGator » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ They had one in Ralph Nader but sadly enough mail-in ballots and voucher voting were futuristic fantasies.
Yes.MR-7 » Today, 6:09 am » wrote: ↑ A candidate is legitimate because they
qualified for ballot access...met filing deadlines...submitted required signatures...formed a real campaign committee...met FEC requirements....and appeared on ballots nationwide. That’s legitimacy. Not a vibe. Not a theory. Not a manifesto. You’re demanding lectures about ‘legitimacy’ from a voting lane that has never even come close to winning anything. A 3rd‑party candidate hasn’t won a single state in over 50 years, and most of them can’t even win a county. You’re talking about a party that has never scored in modern political history.
Nor will they, until your nuts drop.MR-7 » Today, 6:09 am » wrote: ↑ A 3rd‑party candidate has not
won a presidential election![]()
won a single state since 1968
come close to 270 electoral votes
held a competitive national lead![]()
In order for me to get back to you, I would have to know where you live.MR-7 » Today, 6:09 am » wrote: ↑ The closest anyone got in the last half‑century
Ross Perot, 1992 — 19% popular vote, 0 states
Ross Perot, 1996 — 8%, 0 states
Gary Johnson, 2016 — 3%, 0 states
Get back to me when a 3rd party candidate can win even one "COUNTY" in an election. Just one "COUNTY".