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Old 10-20-2004, 05:49 PM   #4222
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Originally posted by sgtclub
That would be interesting, but its truly a hypothetical. I've been waiting for years for a third party to emerge. Call it the "Guiliani Party." I think it would have broad based support, provided that it could pull away enough recognizable people from both sides to give it legitimacy.
My gut is that you will see that part emerge only when one of the other parties takes a dive. The model for a party going away and being replaced is the Whigs getting replaced by the Republicans, and in our system, I think its very unlikely to happen any other way.

Maybe 30-40 years ago, Massachusetts used to have multi-person state legislative districts - two or three reps elected from each district. In that system, a third party could have emerged more easily on a statewide level, but it never did.
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