Maximizing Awesomeness!
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Expresses a commitment to uncompromising good values.
Altruism is impractical. It results in inaction. Its opposite is pragmatism, which is actually a much better name.
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Indicates a third party option.
Establishes itself as a minority by opposition. Lately has negative associations because of the alt-right during the Trump campaign. Generally associated with extremes and sometimes fake news.
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Founded by a dance instructer, Vickie Holt Takamine in 1997, it was at first a Hawaii specific political party. The party was disbanded in 2015 for lack of activity.
The love of the land. Depicts an earthly paradise. Offers a fond Hawaiin welcome to be remembered.
Already used, even if disbanded, which would be confusing for those who remember it. Too ethnic for mass appeal.
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Suggests a cooperative attitude, a pragmatic approach to political achievement and some possibility that even minority parties working together might arise with sufficient power in numbers for success.
Noone votes for the sake of pure political power. It’s strength will depend on which factions it joins up.
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The All Night Party name was used by Marvel Comics. Sporting the slogan “Get Down, America!”, the All-Night Party was a fictional political party that appeared in Gerber’s Howard the Duck series during the U.S. Presidential campaign of 1976, and led to Howard the Duck receiving thousands of write-in votes in the actual election. Gerber addressed questions about the campaign in the letters column of the comic book and, as Mad Genius Associates, sold merchandise publicizing the campaign.
Suggests strength and commitment during dark times.
Outside of possible recognition from prior use, especially that of a comic book duck that could become the brunt of mockery, the name suggests partying and irresponsible behavior.
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Emrbaces every group and every cause, which is both fair and honorable.
Some causes are inherently in conflict. Since embracing them all is impossible, the party name becomes meaningless.
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Combines the sense of an alliance with a specific strategy.
Doesn’t indicate what it is alligning
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Indicates progress towards a very high, transformative goal, even a utopian vision.
Religious connotations and campiness of the name make it sound fanciful. It may also seem revolutionary, and therefore on the fringe
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This name challenges members to do more than vote. While every party always wants more volunteers who do the hard work of stirring up interest, this party name turns that need into its core concern so that a non-passive attitude is assumed by new members. If it can define what issues activism is needed for, it may be a great party.
The name doesn’t identify any specific value for which activism is required.
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That public officials should be held accountable to the public they serve is a desirable ideal long over due.
It might be said that each party already promises accountability but just fails to deliver it. Who is to say that a new party by this name won’t also fail to deliver on its ideals? Accountability is ideal and in demand but not the highest priority for a majority of voters.