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1:35Now PlayingWith infighting among both political parties, will they split apart? Which new ones would you join? Let us know in the comments and subscribe for new funny videos every week
Political parties are at a crossroads. In the Democratic Party, the conflict between Hillary and Bernie supporters never seems to go away, and people struggle with whether to focus on class or identity politics. Within the Republicans, Donald Trump supporters are at odds with small government conservatives over issues like trade, the drug war, government subsidies, and Russia. There's movements like the Democratic Socialists, Progressive Democrats, Neoliberals, the Tea Party, Social Conservatives, Fiscal Conservatives, New Right, Alt Right and Alt Lite.
What third parties - or fourth parties - could emerge if the Democratic Party or Republican Party split in 2018 or 2020?
We preview some of the new groups that could emerge from the schism, from the Social Justice Worriers to the Alt-NightLight.
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Credits:
Lou: Lou Perez
Writer: Harry Terjanian
Director: Boris Khaykin
DP: AJ Ferrer
Editor: Boris Khaykin
Teleprompter: Luke Spallino
DIT: Joseph Landing
Sound: Fernando Castillo
HMU: Jenny Diaz
Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff
Creative Director: Erin O'Connor
Head Writer: Lou Perez
Creative Producer, Marketing: Lana Link
Marketing: Toby Muresianu
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