Ep. 280 Is It Time To Start a THIRD PARTY?

<p>Highlights:  </p><ul><li>“One in 3 Brits ended up voting for the Brexit Party when it was just barely six weeks old. Brits were so frustrated, so disappointed with the Tories, the Conservative Party, that over 30% of them, the entire population voted for a party that wasn’t even 3 months old. That’s the power of a third party if the demand is there."</li><li>“One reason for forming a third party is that it forces the main party, in our case the Republican Party, to pivot and embrace a more nationalist-populist paradigm which at the same time would force feckless Republicans out of leadership and put in hardcore deplorables fully in power in the leadership of the Republican Party.”</li><li>“Nationalist-populist third parties pop up rather organically when the two main center-right, center-left parties ignore and dismiss the sentiments of the population. And in many respects, a hybrid of this happened with Donald Trump. Donald Trump was a third-party candidate, a bootleg candidate who won a major party nomination.”</li><li>“Globalists created the social conditions that all but guaranteed the rise of the nationalist-populist right. And the beauty of it all, the more globalists the center parties get, the more powerful populism becomes.”</li><li>“We have the 2022 mid-term elections coming up and if we get a grip on electoral integrity, then really it comes down to whether or not we can cleanse the Republican leadership of every single RINO in the nation by primarying them, right?”</li></ul><p>Timestamps:      </p><ul><li>[02:01] Biden as the 46th President-Elect, Trump’s tweet and what happened in Capitol </li><li>[03:15] The question of where do we go from here and the prospect of a third party </li><li>[04:32] Looking at the Brexit Party in Europe as an example</li><li>[05:56] What is the main advantage/reason for forming a third party   </li><li>[09:00] Another reason for forming a third party - the bootleg model of a third party</li><li>[11:14] Donald Trump as a third-party candidate, a bootleg candidate</li><