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Both parties ARE the right, Marianne. Not sure what you're even talking about. Until they open the doors for other parties, I'm done voting at the national level.
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They are waaay too much the same, but to say there is no difference is simply inaccurate. Build Back Better, the gun issue are examples. And there ARE third parties you can vote for on the national level!

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I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY....... PHARMA PUPPET'S who block critical drug price legislation, like SCOTT PETERS @RepScottPeters MUST BE VOTED OUT OF OFFICE
Kylie Taitano for Congress @KylieTaitano
31 May 2022
Corporate Democrats have consistently been behind the times on issues ranging from climate change to LGBTQ+ rights to tax reform and beyond. @TheDemocrats must move past these relics of a bygone era and embrace a new generation of Democrats who are free of corporate influence.
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Great examples. Nobody wants BBB or the price tag that goes with it. And guns don’t harm anyone. Pick an issue everyone agrees n and you will get uniformity. The issue is not D vs R. The issue is nobody wants Liberal socialist agenda.
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So why are you pushing ppl to the Dem party?
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The Democrats faux-fight so they can lose but still claim a Democratic election. Third parties could influence policy and grow and win instead of being “spoilers” with majority win elections. Neither Dems or Reps want that.
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No it is not simply inaccurate. There is no difference at all. We live in an oligarchy, not a democracy. There is nothing that's going to happen through electoral politics. Only way is through mass protest and civil disobedience, and general strikes.
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They're not viable though, because both of the parties block them. Yes, they are the same because at the end of the day, they both work for their corporate masters. How many yrs was Biden in office? How much $$ has he taken from the gun lobby over those years?
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