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    27 Feb '10 23:01
    Originally posted by whodey
    My guess is that if you created a new party that party would sooner or later be institutionalized like the other two.
    At which point it will be time to found a fourth one!
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    28 Feb '10 03:17
    Originally posted by Melanerpes
    Who do "we" turn to?

    But it's "we" who've been electing these people. It's "we" that insist on never considering candidates other the GOP or Dem. It's "we" that demand that candidates offer nothing but spending or tax cuts (or both).

    Do you suggest "we" need to turn to some wise outsider to make these choices for us?
    A statistician would look at the replacement of a bell-curved political spectrum with a bimodal one and predict "greater variability".

    Increasing variability leads to what the Chinese call "interesting times."
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