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Very sadly we just aren't in a climate for third party candidates to do anything. I would suggest getting involved with ranked choice voting advocacy groups if you really believe in it.
This is the perfect climate for it. Teach the Democrat voters that these Zionist Nazi foreign agents have no place in politics. Either they all join in third party voting or they'll keep losing to Republicans.
Trump winning again isn't going to change anything. The "he's a dictator and never going to step down" fear mongering from last time turned out to be complete BS.
Nothing will ever change if you guys keep acting like scared chickens refusing to vote for anything other than Democrats.
Democrats are the controlled opposition, nothing more.
TRUMP LITERALLY TRIED TO VIOLENTLY OVERTHROW A DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED GOVERNMENT, YOU UNEDUCATED POTATO.
He walked a bunch of morons to the building. The government wasn't letting him take control.
Even if Jan 6 took over the entire building... It's a bunch of people inside the building.
The government wasn't listening to Trumps command to make him god emperor. 4 years passed and he gets kicked out.
I disagree. If Republicans take the presidency, the house, and the senate, I don't think voting will matter anymore. It's not so much, "Trump will be a dictator that never steps down," and more like further erosion of voting rights and democracy to the point that the Republican party will always control all branches of government. The large majority of states have red legislature or governors, and the Republicans are passing laws and trying to get court rulings that would keep them red no matter what (which would ensure control of the entire federal government). In reality, U.S. democracy is so weak now that only a few more laws and court rulings are needed to ensure Republican control of the federal government forever. They are doing it out in the open, "lawfully." As they say, "this is not a democracy, it's a republic!"