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Who What Now posted:You vastly overestimate the political influence of a dead comedy forum then. Much like you overestimate the influence of third parties. It took you a day to set up a straw man and knock it down? 
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I don't have the time to sit and refresh this one thread like you do.
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Nov 24, 2016 17:57
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Who What Now posted:I don't have the time to sit and refresh this one thread like you do. Too bad you didn't spend any time coming up with a good retort then. But that's just part of you being a toxic idiot
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It's okay. Stein at least somewhat realized how massively she hosed up. Maybe there is hope for the third party mouthbreathers yet. Hope springs eternal 
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Nov 25, 2016 08:25
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As far as I can tell the main argument for 3rd party candidates is that if they get enough votes they get some funds for the next elections which they can't actually spend down-ballot. Do the Greens/Libertarians even have a member in the House or Senate? The New Progressive Party of Puerto Rico seems to have more people above a local level.
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Nov 25, 2016 08:35
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1) Get enough votes for Federal Election Funds (A drop in the bucket these days) 2) ????? 3) Glorious Social Revolution
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Nov 26, 2016 04:42
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Number 1 alone is a stumbling block for even the most successful of third parties so...
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Nov 26, 2016 05:00
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Taerkar posted:1) Get enough votes for Federal Election Funds (A drop in the bucket these days) I think you'll find that 2 is 'hookers and blow' and 3 is 'refuse to apologise to their base since they didn't win'
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Stein supporters need to abandon their jokey, grandstanding child of a politician and vote for a serious candidate like Gloria La Riva.
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