[Joe Hadenuf]

Actually, in reality, there are only the two. And the differences between the two are for the most part, inconsequential. One day, when enough people get fed up, there will be another.

[luvbach1]

With due respect, it would need more than enough people being "fed up" to allow a minority party's candidate to gain the presidency. The main reason that third, fourth, fifth, etc. parties don't get off the ground is because loyalists of the major parties rightly fear that supporting a splinter party will only ensure that the candidate and party they loathe gain control. The Perot example leaps to mind. He got 19% of the popular vote and there is no question in my mind that he sent Clinton to the White House.

[Dog Gone]

And the differences between the two are for the most part, inconsequential. One day, when enough people get fed up, there will be another.

You'll never live to see that day because 90% of Americans do see a difference between the parties.

[Cultural Jihad]

Actually, in reality, there are only the two. And the differences between the two are for the most part, inconsequential. One day, when enough people get fed up, there will be another.

So say the Greens, the Libertarians, the Socialists, and apparently now the Know-Nothings.

[Cultural Jihad]

"Actually, in reality, there are only the two. And the differences between the two are for the most part, inconsequential. Both Parties will not outlaw internal combustion engines. One day, when enough people get fed up, there will be another." -- Greens Party

"Actually, in reality, there are only the two. And the differences between the two are for the most part, inconsequential. Both Parties will not mandate the toleration of evil. One day, when enough people get fed up, there will be another." -- Libertarian Party

"Actually, in reality, there are only the two. And the differences between the two are for the most part, inconsequential. Both Parties will not overthrow wage-slavery. One day, when enough people get fed up, there will be another." -- Socialist Party

"Actually, in reality, there are only the two. And the differences between the two are for the most part, inconsequential. Both Parties will not call for the machinegunning of women and children at the (Southern) border. One day, when enough people get fed up, there will be another." -- Know-Nothing Party