are you tired of voting for the same old two-party system candidates? then here's your answer

problems

1. The Democratic and Republican parties in our two-party system of government represent liberal and conservative extremism. 
2. There is no "middle ground" alternative.
3. As a result of the extremism in the Democratic and Republican parties, Congress is both polarized and ineffective.
4. The Democratic and Republican candidates for president represent their respective party's extremism.
5. While the problem of extremism in our two-party system has existed for decades, it is getting worse. 
6. BIG special interest $ is strengthening Democratic and Republican party control of our elections.
7. The good, the bad & the ugly: rigged presidential debates

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Here's the answer

Some people say "there is no alternative." They're wrong. Even in dictatorships and theocracies there are alternatives, e.g. Arab Spring.

In the U.S. we don't have to resort to taking to the streets and violence. We can vote.

Voting for Democratic and Republican candidates is the problem, not the solution. If 50% or more of voters in the upcoming election were to vote for a third-party or write-in candidate, then a POWERFUL message would be sent to BOTH the Democratic and Republican parties. Even if Clinton or Trump is elected, the outlook for Democratic and Republican control of future elections would be seriously diminished.

BE PART OF THE SOLUTION. Don't vote for Democratic or Republican party candidates in this election.