Personally I have found that I agree with many of the opinions of Michael Savage, and will be following this movement very closely to see if it is truly a viable option. While most third parties seem to crash and burn, I believe there may be a real desire by a large amount of voters to see the emergence of a strong third party that stands for the strength of our military, the protection of our borders, and the protection of citizens against large government politics.
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4 comments:
While I support a third party-I too feel that the Republicans have failed-I think this Mike Savage thing is comical. Most folks interested in a third party want to see a willingness to reach across party lines, work together, compromise-they are not looking for more hardline, less compromise, less willingness to work together.
Savage promises a party of extremisits-he'll get some interest but itll be a side show circus act like most extreme party/movements are.
Agreed with John, even though I agree with some of Savage's ideas, he doesn't represent enough of a mainstream thought process to create a credible third party.
imho, a third party should be focused on education, stable economy, military, soverignty with the protection of the people at it's core.
This is...
Short selling
It involves borrowing a company’s shares, selling them, and then buying them back when the stock falls and returning them to the lender. The practice allows investors to profit from the decline in a stock’s value.
Yeah, very unethical.
I won't reach across the isle to the other party. What I see in the democrat party is a bunch of communist/socialist ideas that I cannot compromise with. And I see the Republican party beginning to enter the Facist phase... which I also cannot condone.
We need a party that goes back to the constitution, slashes most government programs (education being a big one), and returning to the basics.
I will write a blog soon on why I think the federal government should never be in the education system. At all.
:)
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