You are correct. It is my brains fault for only thinking about the Democratic and Republican presidential choices. I have looked, off and on, at the other parties out there but never really dove in to try and find another alternative that fits me.
Change doesn't just happen. There's nothing that says we couldn't have three, or five, or ten major political parties in the United States, but people have to be willing to do the work because those parties aren't just going to build themselves.
My advice, if it's something you're serious about, is to find your one "core issue" and go from there. Figure out the one issue where your position is absolutely non-negotiable, and use that as the foundation for your search. You might not find a party you like that way, but you'll definitely be able to tell which ones you don't want.
You are correct. It is my brains fault for only thinking about the Democratic and Republican presidential choices. I have looked, off and on, at the other parties out there but never really dove in to try and find another alternative that fits me.
Change doesn't just happen. There's nothing that says we couldn't have three, or five, or ten major political parties in the United States, but people have to be willing to do the work because those parties aren't just going to build themselves.
And maybe that is something I can work on doing.
My advice, if it's something you're serious about, is to find your one "core issue" and go from there. Figure out the one issue where your position is absolutely non-negotiable, and use that as the foundation for your search. You might not find a party you like that way, but you'll definitely be able to tell which ones you don't want.