Whom will Americans support?

@TinyViolins China and Russia are to blame for the hardships Americans have faced over recent years. How would a third party reduce their negative influence?

@TinyViolins a third party won't accomplish anything (and there are third parties already)

We need constitutional reform ... but red states have to ratify those amendments, which benefit the country, but do not benefit the right wing

That's why it is an ongoing poison pill problem courtesy of the architects of this country

The senate in particular will always give the right wing the advantage (whatever party name they go by), because that's the way it was designed

No third party is going to make giving up that artificial advantage enticing to red states

@MissPerfect Democrats and Republicans care more about perception than results. Congress is rife with political theatre, extreme lobbying, dark money donations, and performative outrage. Because most congressional seats have been made safe from decades of gerrymandering, there is more incentive for the parties to work against each other than with each other. It will be seen as weak for a Democrat to concede anything to a Republican and especially vise versa.

Dems and Reps essentially vote along strict party lines because most members of Congress lose nothing by doing nothing. That's why so many of them can stay in power for decades even without delivering anything to the American people.

A third party mixes things up by forcing them to reconsider their alliances, to make them both lose majority status and make them dependent on cooperating in order to save their seats. But until the primary system is fixed at the state level, red counties will shift further red and blue counties further blue and more Americans grow disillusioned at the lack of any meaningful progress.

China and Russia definitely aren't doing us any favors, but the majority of the blame falls on us for letting institutional rot and ineffective legislators hold influence for far too long.

@carpediem Biden is rated fairly high by political historians and Trump is fourth worst and dropping. You're just a mouthy fool.

@Pfuzylogic You've just admitted you like an extreme liberal opinion show. So you are brainwashed. Point made. Your ship has sunk, and your credibility is lost. It was so nice seeing your boy cry during the 2016 election.

@ShadowWolf
It shows when you have a weak argument that you stalk a profile and will go back several years to try and support your point with nothing.

@Pfuzylogic Not really, my argument was sound. So sound you had no retort. The proof I seeked, was your liberal brainwashing. And i found it not several years back, but 2 years back. Granted, your posting history also shows it as well. Meanwhile, you have not been able to provide a shred of evidence to prove your claims about me being a Trump supporter, or Putin lover.

@Graylight why were they $4 in the first place

@GabbySA8 Can't have it both ways. You can't blame him for raising prices and not praise him for lowering them.

In the delusional world where Biden's sitting next to the "Price per Gallon" dial...

@GabbySA8
They were back in 2008 when bush 43 let the Saudis in his pocket. There wasn’t even a war going on back then.

@DrSunnyTheSkeptic I'd vote for a Golden Retriever. Hell of a lot better than any alternative. First dog president.

@ShadowWolf He's gonna be the first good boy.

@GabbySA8 I am planning on voting desantis the whole way through

@nedkelly False, insulting and nothing to do with relative accomplishments. I didn't know you such a low brow knuckle walker.