We need a viable third party that will be able to debate the duopoly, two parties that are different sides of the same coin, a counterfeit coin.
If you are really pleased with the genocide in the Middle East, vote duopoly.
If you are pleased with Dems never codifying Roe v. Wade and Trump getting rid of it, vote the duopoly.
If you are happy with a $7.25 minimum wage, vote the duopoly.
If you love your for-profit private health insurance, vote duopoly.
However, if you think we need to stop supporting genocide, need single payer health insurance like every other developed nation, a living wage for workers we needed during COVID, and support a woman's control over their own body, please consider a vote for Jill Stein to get her to 5%.
Vermont will surely vote Democrat, but 5% for Stein will benefit us in the next election.
Final question: Do you think Trump and Harris are really the best candidates the "most powerful nation in the world" can put up?
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