[Celantro]

>We now have many more than two parties. What makes you think that more, or different, major parties will solve anything?

We don't in practice. Two parties get virtually all of the votes. We need a third party with a chance for a serious run in order to restore Conservatism by sending a message to the Republican Party that its base cannot be taken for granted. Leftists apparently feel that a third party candidate like Ralph Nader is a threat to their dominance too.

I'm telling you, John Stossel sounds like he'd get my vote. Both the dems and the Republicans would be in panic mode if he made a serious run. They'd both need to find their base and appeal to it for a change.

[Consort]

I'm telling you, John Stossel sounds like he'd get my vote.

And which major party would benefit by your vote for Stossel?

Both the dems and the Republicans would be in panic mode if he made a serious run.

They would?

They'd both need to find their base and appeal to it for a change.

They were all put in office by the voters, many of whom make up that so-called "base". "It's the voters,...."

Conservatives voting Third Party self fragment and dilute their power across multiple parties....or is that your intention?