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not true at all those are just the 2 main parties
well.. only two that will ever have a president elected anyway. sadly. 100% impossible for any other party given how americans tend to vote for the party their parents voted for when they were kids regardless of who is running..
heck even congress has like a 10 % job approval rating yet like 99% are voted easily back into office. and any third party gets like .0001 % of the vote. if you don't vote a third party in under those circumstances.. its like they are not even running.