2020: A Libertarian President? Voters Want a Third Party
Citizens instinctively mistrust the government. Citizens believe the government is failing them. The public is ready for a major third-party. The real question is whether the...
Commission on Presidential Debates: Insights Into a Rigged System
Does an October 11, 2019 press release from the Commission on Presidential Debates (“CPD”) announcing its 2020 debate schedule, and a recent court opinion, provide...
Jungle Primaries Will Break the Two Major Parties’ Control
This is the last of five articles discussing options for breaking the monopoly control of our government by the two major political parties. This article...
Can Antitrust Laws Open the U.S. Political System to Competition?
This series of articles explores options to break the monopoly control of our government by the two major political parties. The first article describes the...
Denial of Ballot Access: In Search of Meaningful Remedies to the Deprivation of Constitutional Rights
Part I of this series describes the two major political parties as possessing monopoly control of our government. Part II discusses the tactics used by...
The Republican and Democratic Suppression of Third Parties and Ideas
Part I of this series sets out the fact that independent and third-party candidates only hold 0.0003246% of all elected offices. The two major parties,...
A Hostile Takeover of the US by Major Political Parties
This article is the first in a series of articles addressing the question of how do Americans get control of their country from the Republican...
Where Have All the Conservatives Gone?
In every presidential election, the Republican candidate runs as a conservative promising to reduce the debt and deficit. The promises have been made for so...
It’s Time For State Legislatures to Take the Power Back
The obvious concerns with the federal government continue: massive debt, a Congress unwilling to be held accountable for declaring war, and a budget process in...
For Whom Did We Form a Government?
By William L. Kovacs This question was first asked at the Constitutional Convention. While there is the occasional politician who asks it during a campaign,...