The Libertarian Party chose its nominee for president — a gay man who has a history of leftist positions and supports an open border and Drag Queen Story Hour for children.
Professor Cornel West, an independent candidate running for president in 2024 announced that he has chosen Dr. Melina Abdullah to be his running mate.
Democrats are reportedly preparing for battle with third-party and independent presidential candidates as the November election looms.
Joe Cunningham, national director for the political organization No Labels, which advocates third-party runs, has said that Republican Nikki Haley could “definitely” be a candidate that might interest them for a third-party ticket this coming November.
Professor Cornel West, a 2024 candidate for U.S. President, announced a new “Justice for All Party” with the intended aim of combatting what he called the “suppression of voter choice.”
Former President Donald Trump has a double-digit national lead over President Joe Biden when third party candidates are included, the latest Harvard/Harris survey found.
Joe Biden’s allies are terrified that voters will abandon the unpopular president en mass for third party candidates.
Rob Reiner is sweating blood over the prospect of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. running as a third-party presidential candidate.
A growing number of Democrats are worried that third-party presidential candidate Cornel West could siphon voters from President Joe Biden and derail his reelection efforts.
Nearly half of voters would consider supporting a third-party candidate, the latest Quinnipiac University survey found.
Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is set to participate in a No Labels town hall in New Hampshire, increasing speculation of a potential third party presidential bid for the Democrat.
Third party presidential candidate Cornel West told President Biden to “get off the crack pipe,” during his first interview since announcing his run for office.
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin (D) touted his “fiscally responsible and socially compassionate” politics during a Wednesday meeting with Iowa business and community leaders.
Dozens of former Republican and Democrat officials have teamed up with Andrew Yang to join a third party, the Forward Party, which will launch on Thursday, according to a Reuters report.
Former presidential and New York mayoral candidate Andrew Yang reportedly no longer identifies as a Democrat and will soon launch a third party.
The Wall Street Journal reported in January that Trump was discussing the possibility of starting a third party, citing “people familiar with the matter.”
A Gallup study released on Monday shows American support for a third political party is at an all-time high.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has caught up to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton again in the latest USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times “Daybreak” tracking poll. As of Sep. 12, Clinton leads Trump 44.4% to 44.1%, a virtual tie.
The NeverTrump faction continues to tell itself that not voting for Donald Trump does not mean voting for Hillary Clinton. This is largely a delusion, and a self-serving one.
Several hundred enthusiastic supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) gathered in a cavernous hangar at the local municipal airport for an Election Night rally, refusing to admit that the long primary campaign had finally been lost.
In an interview with Business Insider, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) warned against those attempting to thwart a Donald Trump presidency by introducing a third-party alternative to the mix. McConnell was specifically asked about Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol’s
Over the Memorial Day Weekend, Bill Kristol doubled down on his betrayal of this country with a pair of tweets.
Former failed presidential candidate Mitt Romney tried to get failed Republican presidential nominee John Kasich to mount a third-party run against presumptive nominee Donald Trump.
Tuesday on CNN’s “New Day,” Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol continued his push for a third-party candidate to take on presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton in this fall’s general election. Kristol said it was
While millions of Republican primary voters have chosen Donald Trump as the party’s nominee, Bill Kristol and a small but well-heeled group of Washington insiders are preparing a third party effort to block Trump’s path to the White House.
Sen. Ted Cruz says he would consider re-entering the GOP presidential nominating contest if, against his assumptions, he wins Nebraska’s primary today.
Gun-control proponent Michael Bloomberg told the Financial Times Feb. 8 that he is weighing “all the options” for a presidential run.
Sources close to gun-grabber Michael Bloomberg indicate the former New York Mayor is thinking about entering the race for the presidency and is willing to spend $1 billion to win the White House.
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson announced Wednesday on Fox Business that he will run for President of the United States as a Libertarian.
The establishment GOP believes it must stop Donald Trump. Supposedly.
If frontrunner Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination, one of the biggest names in the Republican Establishment, Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol, says he “doubts” he would support the Democrat in a general election but would “support getting someone good
The Republican National Committee (RNC) is asking every GOP candidate to sign a loyalty pledge, agreeing to support the Republican Party nominee and not run as a third party candidate. GOP frontrunner Donald Trump signed the pledge Thursday afternoon, hours after fellow GOP candidate Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) signed it.
This isn’t to say that Donald Trump is right; he’s not. It’s to say that all the other Republican candidates are wrong. Every Republican candidate should have raised his hand when asked who would not blindly support the eventual Republican nominee.
The Republican Party may face a difficult challenge if GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump isn’t chosen as the nominee and instead runs as a third-party candidate
