The 2016 election should be a year ripe for a third-party candidate to win the presidency.
But that's a near-impossibility because the American electoral system overwhelmingly favors the two major parties.
That's especially frustrating for voters, because polls show both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are actively disliked by majorities of the electorate.
Here's what the two major parties have done to sabotage third-party candidates...
The 2016 election should be a year ripe for a third-party candidate to win the presidency.
But that's a near-impossibility because the American electoral system overwhelmingly favors the two major parties.
That's especially frustrating for voters, because polls show both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are actively disliked by majorities of the electorate.
Here's what the two major parties have done to sabotage third-party candidates...
In an election in which a majority of voters would rather not vote for either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, the Libertarian Party ticket of Gary Johnson and William Weld may get serious consideration.
Both men are former two-term Republican governors, giving them more credibility than your typical third-party candidate.
Their main obstacle is that few voters know who they are or what the Libertarian Party stands for.
So here's a quick-hit guide to the Libertarian platform...
The FBI wants to study your child's behavior to assess his or her risk of becoming a domestic terrorist.
And it's asking school administrators for help.
Here's what the agency is looking for...
