Idea: Start a new political party, and only allow a new D to join when you can recruit a new R as well (or vice versa).
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To make this work, you'd be forced to discover a platform that would appeal a lot to moderates.
Just as startups, in order to grow, are forced to discover an idea that appeals to users.
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based on grumbling about the new DoJ from otherwise right-leaning people, seems federal marijuana legalization would top the list
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that's interesting. I was trying to wrap my head around why people would join
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The point of this exercise would be discover the policies that would make them join.
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You must change the system first. The incentives make a third party structurally impossible. https://youtu.be/s7tWHJfhiyo
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You'd focus one region and get critical mass there first.
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people will join if the new party has an appealing but firm agenda. I am not so sure if bootstrapping the foundation will work
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R joins, tells his R friend to front as a D for the purposes of inclusion, and so on-how to control for 1 group lying to influence?
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"Premature optimizations" are possible in politics too
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could try personal freedom and accountability, maybe? See also: what the libertarian party could and should be, but missed so badly.
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good idea. Risks to end up similarly to what happened in Italy with 5stars movement though, which gathered the angry from both sides.
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