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They have the identification of a common problem in common, but their solutions are the complete opposites ends of the spectrum and mutually exclusive. I don't
by deong 10y ago
They have the identification of a common problem in common, but their solutions are the complete opposites ends of the spectrum and mutually exclusive. I don't think a 3rd party could exist that met both their goals.
- hood_syntax 10y agoThey agree fully on criminal justice reform and the removal of money from politics, at the very least. If I recall correctly, their stances on government surveillance are similar as well.
- jeffdavis 10y agoIt would match up quite well with a party platform based on decentralization of power. Libertarian at the federal level, Republican for large states, Democrat for small states and big cities / metro areas, and liberal for small cities or towns. This would allow for a lot of social services, but keep them more localized, so they can serve the population better and be held more accountable. And it would avoid a lot of the problems with big government at the federal level.
- mars4rp 10y agothis is actually really good proposal, and it works for everyone.