Choosing a political party
in Close to Politics ·
Henry Adams5 said:Rather than simply sitting at home and complaining about the lack of fresh faces in our political landscape, I have decided to take the initiative and dive into the fray myself.
My first and only serious consideration was the Democratic Party. The other major players—the Republican Party, the Democratic Party, the Liberal Party, the Republican Party, and even the Libertarian Party—were completely off the table due to their endless cycle of scandals. To put it bluntly, those corrupt organizations, which function more like organized crime syndicates than political parties, were never an option for me.
The Democratic Party, on the other hand, seemed relatively free of such controversies—at least from what I could gather. However, after sending them an email containing some fundamental inquiries, I sat waiting, only to be met with total silence for over two weeks. That lack of responsiveness was enough to prompt a second follow-up, and when that too went unanswered, I realized I had to move on from them as well.
So, where does that leave me? Should I consider joining the Democratic Party instead?
And please, spare me the advice telling me to just give up; I am not backing down. Period.
Democratic Party 😕 Interesting. It looks like you haven't been following the news lately, so let me catch you up: the Republican Party and the Democratic Party have moved closer again and announced a partnership. Apparently, Vesna Makazica is claiming that the era of Ivo Sanders is over and that they can finally work alongside the Republican Party. 😂 Truly a disturbed individual. ☕