Who's Schmoozing Me Now?

As you may have gathered from previous posts, I feel that the good ol' U.S. of A. would be better served with more participation from other political parties. It seems pretty apparent that there is a growing divide in this country, and it's not between Republicans and Democrats. It's between the politicians and the people. The majority of politicians realize that in order to have any success, they must toe the party line. Most constituents have a few "deal breaker" issues that influence their voting practices. Since candidate's platfrms conform to the party on basically every issue, we are given the same choices year after year. One of the ways in which parties can be motivated to change is if they realize, "We lost by 4% last year. That [insert third party here] got 6%. What are they doing differently... and could it work for us?

With this in mind, I'd like to briefly touch on some of the other political parties out there that don't get the financial support or press coverage as our beloved Democrats and Republicans. I will do my best to give an unbiased overview from their party platform before telling you why you shouldn't vote for them and instead enjoy a few PBR's on election day.

Who's Schmoozing Me Now?

The Libertarian Party
The Constitution Party
The Socialist Party