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A third party in the context of United States politics refers to a political party which is neither of the two prevailing bourgeois parties, the [[Neoliberalism|neoliberal]] [[Democratic Party]] and the [[neoconservative]] [[Republican Party]]. The Democratic Party is lauded in the corporate media as the "party of the worker" and yet has viciously anti-worker policies.

The Railroad Union has called for the construction of a third party, as well as the rejection of craft unionism.<ref>[https://youtu.be/IOQsJx4q5wQ Railroad Union Calls For A THIRD PARTY After Dems Break Their Strike] by [[The Jimmy Dore Show]]</ref>

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Third party (United States) - Revision history