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So @HowardSchultz's logic is, "the system is broken because it can't tally votes for more than two people. Therefore I'm going to run as a third person and fix it."
That's like saying, "My house's wiring is dangerous, so I'm going to fix it by sticking a fork in this outlet."
That's like saying, "My house's wiring is dangerous, so I'm going to fix it by sticking a fork in this outlet."
What @HowardSchultz doesn't get is, it's not inherently bad there are only 2 parties. What's bad is that the parties overrepresent rich people who can afford to be in politics.
A self-funded billionaire buying his way into the race isn't the solution. It's the problem.
A self-funded billionaire buying his way into the race isn't the solution. It's the problem.
Further, @HowardSchultz only got into the race because of his distaste for the left-wing policies proposed by new pols like @AOC who, for once, were elected from the working class.
He sees himself as disrupting the status quo, but he's running against the only thing fighting it.
He sees himself as disrupting the status quo, but he's running against the only thing fighting it.
