Why do people believe the illusion that there are only two choices for President?

[Anonymous]

No, there are other choices. You are told by a rigged two-party system and billions of dollars that anything else is a wasted vote.

If enough people learned to think for themselves we COULD pick someone else...

[DryGermanGuy]

There are only two probable choices for president in a two-party system, no matter how many third parties exist on paper. Americans interested in changing that would have to start voting in other candidates on local and states level, forcing the creation of coalition governments.

[Anonymous]

Yep, I'll vote for a third party but too many people believe they'll waste their vote on a candidate with no chance so they'll vote for one of the other two losers who have a chance. And the cycle will continue. Even some of the third parties are being selective about which states they go on the ballot so they don't affect the outcome. We had no green party on the ballot in 2020.

[alice55]

There's actually not even one single choice as they're all the same puppet controlled by banks...

[NamerOfStars]

Because basically, there are. For Congress, and for just about any other elected position, there are more (and usually better) options, but thanks to the stupid Electoral College, third-party Presidential candidates might as well not exist.

[DarkLegacy]

Why do American believe the delusion that they are the world.

[BarryLiverstone]

Why ask this question?