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betsuni
(26,632 posts)JohnSJ
(93,985 posts)FSogol
(45,799 posts)Why bring them up? Why worry about them? Why give them air time?
Effete Snob
(8,387 posts)I was in the parking lot of a grocery store on vacation in a northeastern state, and there was a guy with a "No Labels" t-shirt and a clipboard. I assume it was a voter registration effort or something, but I sure hope he was getting paid whatever his time was worth, because I can't imagine "grassroots" support for this nonsense.
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no_hypocrisy
(47,248 posts)by their standards. (The Republicans are bad, but the Democrats are worse. But were better than both of them.)
Money on the table, theyll run RFK, Jr., not Joe Manchin. (Joes expecting a pay-off more than RFK, Jr.)
Voltaire2
(13,964 posts)They will have less impact and be on fewer ballots than the Green or Libertarian parties.
doc03
(35,935 posts)Elessar Zappa
(14,859 posts)But it wont affect the election, imo.
lees1975
(4,552 posts)independents or Democrats.
There is some polling data showing that a ticket with Manchin and Huntsman takes about 7 points away from Trump, and only a couple from Biden. But then, that's an obscure poll with a low record of accuracy.
If the Trump campaign can run false front, third party candidacies, why can't Democrats do the same?