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(. . ) signature of. . . (party allegedly libeled). Date: thursday, july 2, 2017 name of party : address of party : city, state, zip code of party : telephone of party : date of service : service by: name of parties : address of parties : city, state, zip code of parties : telephone of parties : date of service : <|endoftext|>how can a person who doesn't follow the Republican Party become a republican? or the democrat? or a supporter of a progressive party? in the past, it is often the case that one is brought up into one particular organization. There are many variations of that, but it appears that the party that one follows is what matters. Even if, like me, one would like to see more open, less ideological parties and think that a “third" party is desirable in the us, i find it hard not to be tied into one particular party. How can one change allegiance? there is an answer: make a point of following all of them. A third party for those who want nothing to do with either party is the only thing anyone seems to be talking about these days, and it's certainly not a bad idea. There's an obvious problem with this. The biggest problem is that anyone who doesn't follow one (one) of the two major parties is usually a republican and therefore a “republican" (or something along those lines, it really matters little) so there is no way in hell i am a republican. As for other parties, who knows what i will vote for? My main political philosophy? it doesn't matter as much to me as it matters to other people, especially people who follow the Republican Party, and to me there is no distinction between any of the democratic candidates on that basis. That party is just another "party of big business." that said, i will definitely vote for the libertarian party (I'll vote for gary johnson, for now). The issue is whether I should go on the presidential ballot as a libertarian or not. Do I have an ethical obligation? the answer is “yes." the only ethical requirement is to go to the states (and possibly the District of Columbia) and register officially and vote. I can do that. Why would i want to do that? for