npub15wtkkf7yxmea8g4mstwjlu4hsm40luj6f65m99hqjyjh7nes8eqstl7rek (npub15wt…7rek) npub1hj9cewrce22sk4eycujpqzhtjg8n9a0qz7pppgkq89wahk0ynwnqklf8na (npub1hj9…f8na)
Well.... the only way to end the duopoly is election reform, not voting for someone without any chance of winning. The question is, which party do you think is capable of pushing election reforms detrimental to their own existence. That, of course, is the democratic party.
One solution is that 3rd parties and others build a lot of support. Then they have a sit down with the democratic party and it's leading candidate. This is where they negotiate to trade their support and that of their supporters for specific reforms, including specific positions of power in the new presidential administration. In the meantime, keep working to capture governmental positions at the local bottom levels of government.
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npub1sn…gfff7
2023-07-05 14:20:17
in reply to nevent1q…age6
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npub1snkcnt2qsx6u4etytt6s46ez5av7zva9crp4vfe9adkmtmcga5zspgfff7Published at
2023-07-05 14:20:17Event JSON
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