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Why is it that no one even seems to be considering third party candidates for president? Is it that the lack of money keeps these often times more impressive candidates from coming to the public eye? Why are candidates like, Jill Stein of the Green Party (who at this point in time is going to be on all ballots except for about 17) completely overlooked? I hear people whine about having to choose between "two evil candidates". Don't these people realize that there are more than two options? That there are more than two candidates that are qualified for this position and may even align with their view more precisely? If the case is that people just aren't informed about other candidates, why is it that the internet hasn't raised the issue? We have made our opinions well known on issues like SOPPA, where we clearly made a point that we do not want to be oppressed. Yet, isn't letting the media distort news and facts for their own purpose in a way also oppression? It is obvious that there is a lot of power behind the internet. Also the internet for the most part is free, unlike expensive TV advertisements that candidates like Mitt Romney can easily afford. Has America really gotten so lazy as to let people just buy political offices? Doesn't anyone think that there is something wrong with the way that we are letting our elections run? I just think that there has to be some better way that we can educate each other on the truth of the issues and the candidates (all of them) with out the distortion of the media. What do you think Reddit? Is there something more important we can do with the power to share information almost instantly on the internet, or are we too busy looking at pictures of cats?
<bot>: Why don't people consider third party candidates as a viable option, and why doesn't the internet use its power to spread reliable and factual information about candidates who can't afford the billion dollar advertisements that Mitt Romney and other candidates can buy?