Though third-party nominees received increased attention from both voters and the mainstream media in this year’s election cycle, they’re still up against the historic tendency of voters to ultimately cast their votes for Republicans and Democrats.
This disappointment in the two party system is beginning to show in a sudden unprecedented rise of America’s two major alternative political parties.
Washington, DC – This week the New York Times revealed that the total number of primary votes cast for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump only account for about 9% of the US
According to the site’s founder, users are still free to criticize Hillary Clinton, but not to link to right-wing news sources and may not mention their support for Jill Stein or other third-party candidates.
MINNEAPOLIS --- In yet another sign of the divisive nature of the 2016 race to the White House, in which both parties are struggling to unite behind their presumptive nominees, a popular liberal website wants to cut down on attacks on Hillary Clinton by Bernie Sanders supporters. Markos Moulitsas, the founder and editor-in-chief of the Daily
Once a practicing doctor of clinical medicine, Stein now practices ‘political medicine’ in her quest for a more just, less warlike U.S. government.
WASHINGTON --- In a recent TV appearance, Green Party presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein insisted that American politics, and the nation, are gravely ill. Interviewed on Monday by Abby Martin, host of The Empire Files on TeleSur English, Stein said that she became a politician, after years as a physician, because she realized that “our
Americans are growing weary of the status-quo: choosing between a duopoly of Wall-Street owned parties. Can Jill Stein’s Green Party offer an alternative?
Correction: We have changed this article's headline to one which more accurately reflects Dr. Jill Stein's viewpoint. The presidential campaign season is upon us, and the corporate-aligned, two-party duopoly is dominating the conversation taking place in American media. In turn, the corporate-funded media is selling only candidates whose agendas
With the government shutdown showing a dead-end of the two-party system, the question now is which side will split first.
With partisan politics to blame for a political battle that has resulted in the shutdown of the federal government, Americans are thinking outside of the box, considering third parties as viable options for political, societal and economic reform.
