Opinion of the US Reform Party

[All Along The Watchtower]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reform_Party_of_the_United_States_of_America

Pretty neutral. I like how it goes against the status quo and there are some good ideas in the platform, but it's too fractured and seems to be a vehicle for vanity candidates.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

It disappeared after 2004. Ventura could have prolonged its life a little. In 1996, it made a big impact, in 2000 it made no impact, in 2004 it just endorsed Ralph Nader, and then it was gone.

[tpfkaw]

I have a positive opinion of third parties in general.

[courts]

Positive.

[Mr. Taft Republican]

Positive, but it's being replaced by Ventura and his "Independence Party" which is exactly the same, but under a different name in each state.

[feeblepizza]

Positive, but is indeed being replaced by Ventura's Independence Party (or whatever).

[Salaz]

To bad they collapsed. They were the only semi viable third party in recent history.

[stegosaurus]

They took 400 some odd votes in 2008, clearly this thing is still alive and kicking. /sarcasm

I never took the Reform Party too seriously. When you endorse Ralph Nader for President the election after running Pat Buchanan, you're credibility takes a hit. What else could you expect from a party founded by a raving lunatic.