(July 13, 2016 at 6:26 pm)abaris Wrote: And therein lies the problem. A third party would either have to hold out their hands too or they wouldn't be able to buy the necessary air time and ads to be a success. Unless funded as a pet project by some billionaire, which kind of disqualifies the whole purpose.
As long as money isn't out of politics, no third party will ever get enough attention to be a national success.
I think Bernie's approach was pretty successful, considering what he was up against. He worked small donations enough to compete. The Internet is changing politics too, as it changes the other things it touches.
