Dylan is right on the money with that one. The ironic thing is, is that the Libertarian Party stays closer to protecting the constitution than the Constitutional Party. I think they just use the euphemism to mask their ideas that want to take away your essential liberties. Like how Democrats aren't really 'democratic', and Republicans aren't really 'republican'. If you look at their agenda, they're actually very far-right. I would rather put up with the Republicans or Democrats than the Constitution Party.

I only know about two of them:
The Libertarian Party basically wants everybody to leave them alone.
The Green Party basically makes the Democrats look like ultra-conservatives.


Third parties are going to have a tough go in America. Jesse Ventura - former governor of Minnesota - was a 3rd party governor, but switched parties midway through his term. He was a complete ass and made such a mockery of himself and 3rd parties in general, that Minnesota will probably NEVER elect another 3rd Party politician - which is too bad.

On the other hand, I think the current political climate in America might be ripe for some serious Third Party victories!