Any Green Party supporters here?

[Roger Ramjets]

A "conservative/progressive platform," makes about as much sense as "Dry Water".

Yes, it's an oxymoron. Because any political platform can only be either conservative or progressive, right or left, wingnuttery or moonbattery.

There is no possibility that a party's policies could be pragmatic non-partisan solutions. No, they are either conservative policies or progressive policies. If I started a political party it would be disaster, because my policies would be all over the map and nobody would know what ideology I 'stood for'.

 

[mumblethrax]

It's sort of weird to pin McKinney on the Greens, given how easy it is to capture that nomination (Jill Stein won New York with a whopping 127 votes in 2016--all third parties in the US are subject to entryism, thanks to low participation in primaries).

But she served six terms as a Democrat in the House. Doesn't her sympathy for anti-semitic conspiracy theories reflect much worse on the party that actually got her elected?