Our two-party system is obsolete.  
It’s getting so hard to figure out where any politicians  stand these days that commentators, especially from Fox don’t know who to  bash.
And to make matters worse you have most politicians  contradicting themselves and changing positions as often as the wind blows!   Actually it’s not the direction the wind is blowing but rather the from which lobby the money is  flowing.
Of course that’s not to say that you don’t still have  some staunch supporters of the party line even when it means sounding like an  absolute moron.  I could cite many examples of these dinosaurs but that would be  mean and you all know who they are anyway (Grassley, McConnell, Boehner,  Bachmann, DeMint, Graham, Gregg, Hatch, Issa, Hutchison, Sessions, Thune, Ryan,  Cantor, etc, etc. etc.)
Now don’t get the impression that the Republicans have  cornered the market on hypocrisy and stupidity.
There is a Democrat threatening to hold up any chance  that we will finally end our 40 years of wandering in the wilderness and cross  the river Jordan   into the land of health care  reform.  This man is by his own words a hypocrite!
The Senator is STUPack and he is being quite STUPid if you ask me.  He is demanding that the  abortion language must be beyond strong in any new reform bill or he will kill  it before it has a chance to see the light of day!
In other words he will kill the reform bill before it is even born!!! Isn’t there a word for that type of person? Wouldn't that would make Mr. Stupack an abortionist???
In other words he will kill the reform bill before it is even born!!! Isn’t there a word for that type of person? Wouldn't that would make Mr. Stupack an abortionist???
In New  York  State    Mr. Steve Levy is deciding whether or not to run for the job as Governor.   Although he is a Democrat he has espoused many of the beliefs of the Republican  Party and some wonder if he’ll switch affiliation.  But Rick Lazio a possible  Republican opponent is all over that possibility calling him names and  suggesting he’s a phony.
Well aside from the fact that most if not all  politicians are phonies how can we choose a candidate based solely on their  label or party backing?  Since so many issues are up for debate and every State  or County has an opinion it’s time to dump the usual suspects and create at  least two more parties.
For the sake of brevity, something I have a problem with  from the start I will ignore the ridiculously splintered Tea Party which was  really just started as a closely held off-shoot of the Republican Party.  I will  also not discuss the newest hat in the ring group, the Coffee Party.  These  groups are too radical, reactionary and disorganized for their own  good.
Therefore I want to stay within the framework of what we  used to have before the advent of the 24 hour news cycle that caused the sound  bite mentality prevalent in America   these days.  To wit I suggest  we start with a combination of the two current major parties and create two new  ones.
The Repubocrats could be for all the normal ‘right’  leaning ideals with a touch of humanity and a caring eye for the little  guy.
The new Demublican Party could be a touch more business  oriented while growing a pair when fighting for their ‘middle class’ issues, if  you know what I mean.
Right off the bat this addition will make politics more  interesting and give Chris Matthews, Keith Olbermann, and Rachel Maddow  headaches.  It will also make the pundits at Fox go crazier if possible and  perhaps even explode a head or two.  And the best outcome will be the fact that  somewhere below the Presidential Library in Simi Valley   a body will start spinning ever so  fast.
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We need a third party for those thrown out of their parties like Lieberman, Lindsay, Koch, Rudy, etc. and those who create their own election rules like Blomberg, and what about the Generals who want to run for office and can get elected but don't like either party
(How about the Whigs?)
Whigs Wurx 4 me.
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