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Two-Party Dictatorship: Third parties invisible if ignored by corporate media?
With only one US presidential debate left before the voters make their final choice, the two major candidates are more less tied in polls. The duel between Obama and Romney has already been dubbed America's most popular reality show, but it's a very small cast. RT talks to Wes Benedict, founder and President of Libertarian Booster PAC, which helps Libertarian political candidates in the US.
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Re: Two-Party Dictatorship: Third parties invisible if...
The "1%" make sure that the masses will not vote for any third party candidate. They do this by sustaining the "lesser of two evils" technique. Having decided to re-install Obama, they prop up Romney, and pretend that Romney has a chance. The media speaks of "polls" (that do not exist), claiming that the white monkey and the black money are neck-and-neck.
In response, the masses think, "Oh no. I hate Obama, but Romney is worse. If I vote for a third party candidate, then I will be helping Romney. Therefore I must vote for Obama!"
It works every time.