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Topic	The Republican Party is dead
CaptainStrong 12/17/21 5:40:38 PM #22:	MeadCore posted... it is going to happen they dont have the strength to divert our attention long enough this time watch Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, both absolutely abysmal candidates, got 94.27% of the vote in 2016. If there ever was an election where the third parties should do well, it was that one. And still not even 6% voted for people other than them. And third parties did better than normal that time. Normally the two big parties get 98-99% of the vote. The last time a third party candidate got more than a few percent of the vote was 1996 when Ross Perot got 8.6%, and in 1992 he got 18.9%. Even at their best, third party candidates can't get anywhere near even a single electoral vote, let alone the presidency. <cite>CaptainStrong posted [p:961002834] in The Republ... [t:79814437]...</cite> <quote>MeadCore posted... </cite> <quote>it is going to happen they dont have the strength to divert our attention long enough this time watch</quote>Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, both absolutely abysmal candidates, got 94.27% of the vote in 2016. If there ever was an election where the third parties should do well, it was that one. And still not even 6% voted for people other than them. And third parties did better than normal that time. Normally the two big parties get 98-99% of the vote. The last time a third party candidate got more than a few percent of the vote was 1996 when Ross Perot got 8.6%, and in 1992 he got 18.9%. Even at their best, third party candidates can't get anywhere near even a single electoral vote, let alone the presidency. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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