:agree: It seems that people on both sides of the aisle are so disgusted with the status quo these days - we see the people we elect to govern us, and whose salaries are paid by us, BTW! - ignoring us in favor of those who lobby them with money, and voting how they expect them to; we watch our infrastructure crumble while billions of dollars are sent to other countries who love our dollars but hate us; we see our food dollars not going as far as they used to - c'mon...hamburg per pound costing as much as a expensive good steak used to?; we see our good jobs leaving our shores and moving to more business-friendly climates, so we're left with the Mc-type jobs that don't pay much for people who have little schooling or skills; and on and on.
The problem with getting a good third-party candidate is that it is nearly impossible to do. It's too expensive! The two major parties have written laws that benefit them, and since it takes so much money to run for office - One $ billion dollars
each for Obama and Romney in the last election
they simply don't have the means to even get on the ballot in all 50 states. It's unfair, but that's how it is. Got any suggestions?
Greetings, Montecresto. :2wave: