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Yes, but only as an organization to support his candidacy; he wouldn't establish a permanent party.
Of course he could do just that.
Yes, but only as an organization to support his candidacy; he wouldn't establish a permanent party.
Of course he could do just that.
He might be able to create a longstanding one in his home state of Wisconsin.I can't imagine La Follette creating a longstanding third party.
I can't imagine La Follette creating a longstanding third party.
He might be able to create a longstanding one in his home state of Wisconsin.
The man is representitive at this point to a faction of the Republican Party that is being pushed out of the dialog. Anyone in that situation could form a third party with lasting power for a few cycles, especially if they have a national base of support, which La Follette does. I have doubts as to how effective such a grouping would be, but the Populists are a movement that can't last on its own forever and any third party could step into the gap.