...by the 2 major political parties has indeed left a vacuum that in the 1932 was filled by Democrats, Farm/Labor, Communist, Liberal and Socialists parties.

I have long contended that 90% of Americans, when it comes to bread and butter issues like jobs, putting a roof over the heads of ones family and putting good food on the table, are all on the same page. I like to call this the center. In the US there is no major political party that represents the center.

With both major political parties well to the right, the GOP the most extreme, many pundits have openly thought that the GOP will self destruct. Many of these are true blue Hillary supporters who think that's a wonderful thing. After all when you utterly demolish your opponent, thats a good thing, right?

If the GOP truly does fracture and finds its political influence significantly diminished, that leaves the Democratic party as the only conservative party in the US. As many on C99 understand, this leaves a huge vacuum that encompasses the center and the left.

In the 1850's the Whig party fractured and out of its demise grew the GOP. The possibility does exist in the near future that many voters will have no place to call home. Its clear that Bernie's message resonated with voters, and not just Dem voters.

My claim is that the center and the left represent about 2/3rds of voters, in fact 90% of Americans. And they need a home. Now that may be the Green Party and I certainly would be open to idea of resurrecting one of the old names out of the history books to apply to a new party.

History shows us that 3rd parties are relegated to the sidelines, except for once or twice since 1776. What makes me hopeful in this regard is the vacuum left by the 2 major parties drifting to the right over the course of the last few decades. So I'm going to watch the political winds.... and if the opportunity arises...pounce. If voters continue to leave the Dems, and the GOP in increasing numbers, someone should be gracious enough to set a place at the table and invite them in out of the cold.

My personal course of action, the course of my personal political revolution will be dictated by a number of factors, who wins in Nov and how events play out thru 2018, and who knows what else. This course may be to take over the NY Green Party, or form a Progressive Party as the Wisconsin LaFollettes did in the early 1900's. I have always liked the ring to Democratic Socialist, even The Liberal Party. But I am swinging for the fences. One thing I did learn from my 14th campaign since 2004, I can accomplish great things with great inputs. Westchester/Rockland counties in NY were ranked #3 in NY state for completed doorknocks, a suburban/rural area finished with NYC and Rochester, solid urban areas. And that my friends is unheard of. And we did it in the backyard of Hillary Clinton.

For my next trick, I'm going to pull a rabbit out of a hat......Well.... more like I've gained confidence by running a county wide campaign field operation, I'm ready to run a state level operation. Or maybe something bigger...... Regardless, the curtain has been drawn on this portion of the revolution. The repercussions of the 2016 Democratic Primary process have been absorbed by all. Each individual has or will soon make a decision on who they will or will not vote for, but just as importantly, more people are looking to the future of the evolution, and the path their own political revolution will take over the next 2-3 years.

Remember, brandnewcongress.org doesn't care what party its candidates come from.

Funny thing, last year I built a NY state database of voters, with phone numbers of about 50% of voters for my Bernie Journey. Maybe its time to phone bank for Jill....