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  270.  @toptenguy1  you are missing a lot. In this situation the federal government is suppose to be a 3rd party arbitrator as the dispute is between private sector employers and employees. The law argues in certain cases the risk to the economy is so great that both parties need to listen to the government. But the unions across the country are also missing the fact that they have leverage over Congress united even with the low percentage of all American workers in a union they have the power to determine who wins elections across the country. They have the power to write ballet referendums and get them passed in about half the states. Which means they have the power to vote the 290 members of the house wbo forced them back to work out of office in 2024. They have the power to pass term limits in half the state unions and the working class at large has the power to get Ranked Choice Voting in more states like Maine. This is one thing that scares the crap out of both parties in the duopoly because they know the current first pass the post lesser of 2 evils system is the only way they can force labor to vote against their best interests out of fear. Ranked choice voting means labor can vote for a candidate who supports labor before voting against the worse evil out of fear. Which means a candidate who supports the unions can be their first choice and if the working class votes first for their own interests in the class warfare the wealthy will not be able to buy the election because they have the money but we have the numbers.
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  286.  @donHooligan  don't get me wrong I registered Democratic party to vote for Bernie Sanders in the primary. But my point is the Parties are most worried about a new left party actually gaining support because it would end the lesser of 2 evils progressives have no where to go. I think the reason we saw Jill Stein voters shamed and not the right wing 3rd party voters is because the establishment isn't worried about a threat from the right they know that spectrum is covered. But the left is where the majority of non voters are. People who are disenchanted with both parties but consider themselves conservative register independent. All the independents I personally know and there are plenty typically vote Republican and where Republicans before they decided the Republican party was too currupt. Ofcourse that never makes since to me why give up your chance to vote in the primary? A few of them do pick a primary to vote in as NH allows that but most independents I know are one step removed from non voters they will vote in the general election if there is enough fearmongering to convince them they need to. The establishment isn't threatened by those voters they simply fight for them to vote for both parties. So my take is we need a real 3rd party. Honestly with so many Americans disenchanted with the 2 parties we have there is no reason that a 3rd party which actually reaches put to voters couldn't get more votes. I know they tell us it is a 2 party system but we can have more parties and the reality is the majority of Americans are not committed to either party only about 1 in 5 Americans I would guess are in the vote blue no matter who or trump Republicans. The other 60% of all Americans would actually consider a serious 3rd party candidate. The fear of the spoiler effect is only because the public hasn't been active enough in politics to pull in enough of the half of all Americans who don't vote. The current protests and comming great depression will change that. Anyway my take at the moment is vote for the progressives regardless of where they run. If the Democratic party refuses to support policy that the majority of the voters want they won't get my vote I will however vote so they know they lost the vote and the best way I can see to do that is to vote green party. That party actually has a platform I agree with. Maybe that is throwing away my vote but if Biden wants it all he has to do is support M4A. It is the lowest bar during a pandemic to fix the broken healthcare system. But I don't expect either party to cross that bar.
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