Maximizing Awesomeness!
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Staying afloat might be a worthy goal at a time when the deficit is out of control. It could reflect moderate values in dangerous times.
It’s hard to be passionate about surviving.
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Nominated Theodore Roosevelt in 1912, it was another name for the Progressive Party. Disbanded in 1920. Roosevelt lost the Republican Party nomination to Taft but was “fit as a bull moose” to lead the country.
Historically interesting on several levels. Could be brought back simply to remind the left that the first Progressive Party actually branched off from the Republicans.
The word “bull” is subject to ridicule today. Probably best not to include it in a party name.
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Evokes high ideals.
Arrogant? Hard to tell what would be brilliant. The economy? Smart people? Proposals and programs?
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While there has been no American Bridge Party, the Bridge Party of Canada (2015-2017) was a non-partisan party built on issues, rather than candidates. It is best known for its advocacy of a twenty hour work week and release from any regard to GDP.
The name itself suggests positioning in the center, where a majority likely rests. It also suggests a pragmatic approach to politics, with a commitment to bipartisanship.
It is hard to be passionate about the center and it is hard to define which issues are to be bridged, or how.
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An act rather than a political party, colonists rejected taxation without representation by demonstrating against the British East India Trading Company, throwing boxes of tea overboard as a protest against the Tea Act in 1775. It was a pivotal event leading up to the Revolutionary War.
The historic reference could work for a group seeking radical release from taxation without representation. It might also work as a protest by those who believe elections have been stolen and representation has been lost.
The reference to Boston is too localized. The Tea Party movement is associated with the Republican Party and Libertarianism.
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A revolutionary black power group started by General T.A.C.O – (Taking All Capitalists Out), Mischa Culton, after his release from prison in 1996.
Appeals to black panther radicals who oppose self-genocide.
Historically associated with a hate group that supports violent revolution and Marxism. Not likely to gain any support from anti-socialist whites or hispanics and other minorities.
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Active since 1966, led by Huey Newton, it is a partly Marxist pro African American leftist movement.
Works well for positioning far left and creating influence in other parties, using a power name for coalition purposes.
Can’t stand alone because of historic support of violence and radical positions.
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Conveys a commitment to working together. Centrism and independence is desired by a majority.
So easy to say. So difficult to execute. Always unsatisfying. Seriously hard to be passionate about.
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Together everyone achieves more.
Sounds like a jingle for Burger King. Small business is what drives employment. Is this advocating big monopolies and Wall Street oligarchy?