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The Muser
The Principle of Minority Power |
For Real Political Change … Consider This Premise:
The new party doesn't begin by electing a President, but by electing a few U. S. Senators and Representatives. It doesn't even have to be one party; it can be a loose collection of independents and minor parties. It will need to create and sustain a block of minority political power. When that is accomplished, the party, or loose collection of political entities, must govern with intelligence and integrity in order to survive and be effective. The Think Tank Is Not a New Party. It's a Think Tank with a Twist—you are one of the pricipal thinkers. To Learn More… Please Speak Up…
…Send it along to: partyiii@greatreality.com |
The November, 2008 election brought many changes, across the polical spectrum. It has not, however, changed the fundamental principles expressed on these pages. A major revision of these pages is currently underway, to add content, and to update specific references to parties, events, etc. In the course of the revision, minor changes will be posted on some pages. While, that revision proceeds, please read the information posted here for its fundamental ideas and principles. As always, your comments are welcome: partyiii@greatreality.com |
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