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Are Black Women Leaving The Democratic Party to Become Independents?
It would have probably never occurred to most politicos that the Democratic Party may be in peril of losing the votes of black women, who make up one of its most loyal and politically active voting blocs. But the slow-motion implosion of both major political parties we are observing in real time on social media may also include an exodus of black women from the party of Jefferson.
This weekend, Saira Rao, Democratic Party supporter, social justice activist, and co-founder of In This Together Me
19 Dec, 2017
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Iowa Candidate: "I Was Born Independent"
I have a confession: I was born an independent, and I'm pretty sure the majority of Americans were too.
Whether it is here in the United States or over in Germany and Britain, there have always been and always will be partisans. But based on voter registrations and the general frustration toward Washington and our state houses, more and more voters are beginning to understand what being an "independent" is all about.
There was a time when I was a member of a party. When I first registered to v
13 Dec, 2017
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Roy Moore v. Doug Jones: The Duopoly Wins
Donald Trump said that elections are rigged. And he was right. He still is.
But, for all his “drain the swamp” rhetoric, there is a major area of institutional corruption that he and his “Democratic” foes are in perfect partnership: rigging elections so voters only have two meaningful choices.
If we were talking about the business of elections, and elections are a multi-billion dollar industry, it goes without saying that the Republican and Democratic Parties have colluded closely for so many
12 Dec, 2017
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3 min read
Don't Be Fooled: DNC Will Continue to Rig the Primary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daA8hptxSoI
Source: TYT Politics
News broke over the weekend that the DNC Unity Reform Commission (URC) -- a way for the Democratic Party to essentially police itself -- announced a number of non-binding resolutions to show how the party should change its presidential nomination process.
Among other things, the URC proposed significant cuts to superdelegates, passing a resolution that calls for the elimination of about 400 superdelegates. Further, many of the r
11 Dec, 2017
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A Major US City Could Soon Elect Its First Independent Mayor
Atlanta City Councilor Mary Norwood could be well on her way to becoming the city’s first independent mayor and one of the most prominent independent elected officials in the country on Tuesday.
According to a survey of likely Atlanta voters released by WSB-TV Friday, independent Councilwoman Mary Norwood held a 6-point lead over her opponent, Councilor Keisha Lance Bottoms, heading into the December 5 runoff.
JUST IN - @RElliotWSB reveals the brand new @wsbtv & @ajc #ATLmayor poll LIVE on Cha
04 Dec, 2017
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INCREDIBLE: Third Party, Independent Representation Up 40% Since 2014
Voter distaste for both the Democratic Party and GOP seems to be at an all-time high. But candidate success outside the major parties remains elusive in Washington.
28 Nov, 2017
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14 min read
4 News Stories That Mattered More Than Trump's Tweets and #PieGate
Read our centrist recap for the week below. We shine a light on the spin and useless stories from the Left and Right and detail what you should focus on, before people can pull wool over your eyes.
What the partisans will focus on:
* President Trump recently released the following tweet about Time Magazine’s Person of the Year:
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/934189999045693441
And many partisans on the Left went berserk. Regardless of whether Time Magazine called or not, Presid
27 Nov, 2017
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4 min read
Get Ready, 2018 is Shaping Up to Be A Good Year for Independents
On the surface, it often seems like our existing two-party dominated system is somehow the way our country is “meant to be” and nothing could change that regardless of how dysfunctional things become.
But in poll after poll and in countless other ways, the American people are saying loudly and clearly that the major political parties and their leaders are failing the country and the state. That is why more and more people today identify as independents rather than as Republicans or Democrats.
27 Nov, 2017
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3 min read
I Was a Better Representative and More Influential AFTER Dropping My Party
The time for independent leaders to change our political system for the better is here.
Dissatisfaction with dysfunctional governance is at an all-time high in Colorado, and voters are leaving both major parties in record numbers. According to a recent report by the Centrist Project Institute, 53% of voters believe both parties are not working together well to solve problems facing Colorado, and 85% of voters say they are open to supporting independent candidates.That statistic speaks volumes,
20 Nov, 2017
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4 min read
Want to Elect Third Party Candidates? Here's How We Win
Actionable Ways to Establish More Successful Third-Party Campaigns
It's no secret — American voters are fed up. In the 2016 presidential elections, nearly half of all eligible voters did not bother to go to the polls. A good deal of the frustration stems from the fact that Americans are fed up with our current two-party system.
In fact, the number one reason given for failure to participate in the voting process, even more than time constraints, was the fact that neither of the choices in the
20 Nov, 2017
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