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My view of Unity08, though, is not as a third party but as a sort of mash-up of both parties. Of course there's no precedent for that, because it's never been tried, has it?
(Well - maybe the Adams-Jefferson ticket which "won" in the sense that it got elected but lost as good government for the people? But remember, I feel that way about almost ALL tickets regardless of party! So maybe I should count that as a party mash-up win precedent?)