Biden says the 2024 race is binary. Millions don’t see it that way.
Third-party options are especially alarming to Democratic operatives, many of whom believe the last two Republican presidents made it to the Oval Office only because liberal voters in critical states did not view the 2000 and 2016 elections through the two-party lens, opting instead for Green Party candidates — Ralph Nader and Jill Stein — who they felt better represented their views.
[Emphasis mine.]
Or maybe not.
Look. There are more than 330 million citizens of the U.S., and let's assume, just to be super safe (I don't want to say "conservative" here, so safe) there are 50 million who meet all the legal requirements for being president. Fifty million. Quite a few of whom might "represent our views."
And we get only two to chose from. And they're those two.
That's absurd.
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