It's an insurance policy. If the majority of people do not agree with the two parties' selection, and right now the majority of Democrats don't agree with Biden, and the majority of Republicans don't agree with Trump.
Pat McCrory explains the rationale behind a third-party candidate's potential success given current voter dissatisfaction.
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I think there's a fairly good likelihood if, if the two candidates are Biden and Trump because the vast majority of people don't think they're the candidates to run this country in the future in the White House.
The violence is a cultural problem that this country must face. And it's got to be common sense.
If I'm Republican, I don't want Trump to take away from the message that's going to win.
Actually, the NRA I could argue is the more moderate gun group because if you go to many states, including my own in North Carolina, there are now some grassroots gun organizations that are making the NRA actually go more to the right on…
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