The Outrage between Both Parties is Manufactured you should be aware of that?

I am all for a 3rd party, but all their candidates are effing looney and weird. they cant find a "Obama" or "Trump" to lead their party?

Stein was working with Putin to help Trump win. Third Party presidential candidates have zero chance of winning and they're used by one party to help them win in a close election. Btw, Stein isn't qualified to be president.

I agree with you that both parties attempt to manipulate voters through fear. Republicans do it more along with hatred and anger because it works better with their constituents. Democrats lost by supporting genocide, taking their constituents for granted again, arresting and demonizing young people, and brushing off voters' economic concerns.

But, there is no equivalency. If it's Democrats v Trumpism, then it's better to vote the former rather than the fascism-lite party.

It's not gonna happen, not only in the US but nowhere else in the entire western world either.
The argument is always the same.
Voters who have had enough of both parties keep complaining no matter who is in government, but when it comes to alternatives they point out some downsides that alternative might have, then they go into the next elections and vote for one of the two old parties again, switching from Democrats to Republicans and back frequently and then they wonder why nothing ever changes.

Basically it would be really easy to see what needs to change, but it would require voters looking through the propaganda that there shall be a difference between Democrats and Republicans.
Every time Republicans call Democrats lefties or even far left, there should be millions of people standing up and pointing out that Democrats are nowhere near left, they are right wing authoritarians just like Republicans are, therefore ALL problems the western word has, including mass immigration, outsourcing of jobs and everything else, are the direct result of right-authoritarian politics.

https://www.politicalcompass.org/uselection2024

How hard can it be to understand?
Over half of all Americans cannot pay their rent on time, because half a dozen super rich on the top take all the money for themselves, while bashing minorities as scapegoats.
Just imagine all the queer people and all the Muslims could be kicked out of the country, that would get the US from 330 million to about 300 million citizens out of which still only half a dozen are super rich and half of the rest cannot pay rent on time, only then the rich wouldn't have scapegoats to blame anymore.

That's just throwing away your vote.

Pick team blue or red and pretend they're different, that's how the game works.

Sometimes you get a surprise.

Has your opinion about RFK Jr changed since he aligned with Trump?

You should at least be 100% pro MAHA.

I used to be an advocate for the Green Party and supported Jill Stein in 2016 after the Democratic Party cheated Bernie Sanders. However, I’m not sure I could vote for the Greens anymore. Since the era of Howie Hawkins, the party has essentially been compromised. Another complication is that, while I’m still far left on economic issues, I’ve become far right on cultural matters, and I don’t know if the Green Party aligns with me anymore. They might implement many policies I’d support, but I’d need assurance that they wouldn’t push woke social justice agendas designed to prioritize minorities or the Alphabet people.
What we need is a National Socialist Party. That's a 3rd party I can get behind.

Could you try that in easy to comprehend sentences? Maybe some punctuation? Maybe learn the difference between "our" and "are"? And what's with the random capitalization?

Voting for a third party is a wasted vote in the electoral college. The electoral college requires 270 electoral college votes for a candidate to win the Executive branch. If the ticket does not win 270 electoral college votes, Congress votes to pick the Prez and the VP under a contingent election. If Congress is controlled by two parties, I don't see how they would ever vote for a third-party candidate. I'm in favor of abolishing the electoral college so US voters have more than two choices for President.

https://www2.law.temple.edu/lppp/electoral-college-two-party-system/

https://www.cnn.com/2024/08/04/politics/tie-presidential-election-what-matters/index.html