Andrew Yang presents: The Forward Party!

[tragabigzanda]

FUCK ICE

[Norah]

lol this grifter? no thanks.

[dad]

i'm with norris. fuck these people.

[spike]

wait another election cycle ffs

[tree_]

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... l#p1180730

[4/5]

Yeah! Democrats and Republicans forever!

[tragabigzanda]

FUCK ICE

[BurtReynolds]

A third party in a two party system? What a silly idea.

Kinda reminds me of the Five Star Movement in Italy: vague, feel good stuff...

[dad]

hey, i'm all about choice.

let's start our own party, and model it after the looney tunes franchise.

couldn't hurt.

[dad]

now that i've had a minute to think about it, it probably could hurt. especially, if we go around hit each other with mallets and frying pans, and dropping anvils on one another.

still...i like the idea of this party.

suffragette succotash!

[simple schoolboy]

lol this grifter? no thanks.

The sad part is this might not even be a grift, he might be that clueless.

[Green Habit]

Andrew Yang presents: The Forward Party!

[Green Habit]

Yeah! Democrats and Republicans forever!

Gonna have to get proportional representation somewhere first in order for any third parties to become viable.

[The Argonaut]

Just make the Senate way less important and the House way more important and you could see some third parties start to slip in and eventually be viable alternatives in years when the Ds and Rs are messing up (every year). Or: The US is so big and diverse you could easily have regional parties that don't even try to appeal to a national audience. New England Conservatives and Weird Mountain State People could do great.
Having only 100 seats so every seat in the Senate being high stakes doesn't really allow many opportunities for third parties to sneak in.
I guess it also doesn't work in the US because a strong third party would tend to take more from one of the major parties and really throws a wrench in the gears of our all-or-nothing Presidency.
I want a parliament, that'd be fun

[bart]

Third parties emerge, one of the major parties absorbs their more popular positions, the third party fades away. Parties in the US are fundamentally different than in parliamentary systems and each of the two main parties is more of a coalition than a party in the European sense. Thanks and have a great day everyone.

[Norah]

yeah that's what stip always says

[bart]

He’s always wrong about music but often right about other things

[Rob]

Third parties emerge, one of the major parties absorbs their more popular positions, the third party fades away. Parties in the US are fundamentally different than in parliamentary systems and each of the two main parties is more of a coalition than a party in the European sense. Thanks and have a great day everyone.

Also, the best response I’ve seen was “you mean a third way?” Kind of on the nose.

[Green Habit]

Boy, all of us would have gotten angrily yelled at by many Pearl Jam fans in 2000 for delivering this knowledge to them.

[The Argonaut]

I still believe