The End of Political Parties in America

Posted by Keith Broaders on May 30, 2014 at 3:21pm

Statistics reveal that there are approximately 146 million registered voters and there are nearly 61 million of the potential voters that are not registered.

There are approximately 45 million registered Democrats, 39 million Republicans and 61 million voters that are not registered as either a Republican or Democrat.

If the 61 million registered voters that are not listed as Republicans or Democrats were to become united with the 61 million unregistered voters, they could form a coalition of a potential of 122 million voters while the Republicans and Democrats combined would only have 84 million. If all of the 122 million voters not affiliated with the main stream political parties refused to vote for Republicans or Democrats their reign of terror would come to an end.

In order to abolish the political party system all we need to do is to re-register and change are status from Republican or Democrat to Decline to State. If we encourage all of our friends to do the same we would end the corruption and tyranny of the political parties.

If the American people abandoned the Republican and Democratic parties and refused to ever vote for a candidate with a political party affiliation, we would be well on our way to the restoration of our Constitutional Republic.

Source:http://constitutionclub.ning.com/forum/topics/voter-stats?xg_source=activity

Comments

We have the numbers, but we need to know who they are and hear what they have to say.  Those voters who register as Independents are probably not all Constitutionalists.  We are probably all registered Republicans trying to gain some traction in getting Constitutionalists elected.  A new Party would need platform.  Ours would be close to the GOP platform but with Constitutionalists calling the shots. Right now we have a one party system, it’s the NAZI Party.

The Constitution rides by the Truckers, Harley-Dudes and Veterans signals that these folks “get it”.  The GOP needs to distance itself from the Chamber, Wall Street and the Globalists and become a “Populist” party.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader