2024 Poll

[vcczar]

New poll

[MrPotatoTed]

I'm in theory on board with a "new Moderate party", but Yang has zero relevant experience and we've already seen what a disaster learning-on-the-job can be for  an inexperienced President.

Granted, maybe that was more of a case of "Refusing-to-learn-on-the-job".

[vcczar]

3 hours ago, MrPotatoTed said:

I'm in theory on board with a "new Moderate party", but Yang has zero relevant experience and we've already seen what a disaster learning-on-the-job can be for  an inexperienced President.

Granted, maybe that was more of a case of "Refusing-to-learn-on-the-job".

I'm okay with it as long as it doesn't allow Republicans to win by primarily draining Democrats. I get the feeling the GOP has more of a "take whatever it is to win" mentality that will see them sticking together if it means they'll win elections. I see the Forward Party taking 2 would-be-Biden voters for every would-be-Trump voter.

If Biden does lose to Trump it's going to be because of 3rd parties in battleground states. I say this as someone whose political beliefs overlap with third parties more than with major parties, but I have to sacrifice dessert to prevent a GOP presidency. 

[Brunell]

I'd write in Romney or Paul Ryan. I'm not giving Biden a second term after so many disasters just in year one, and I'm not voting for Mussolini-lite. The libertarians would get my vote if they started being a serious political party again, and nominated someone like Amash or Hurd.