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Third Party: The Five Main Political Parties

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There are five main political parties, Democrats, Republicans(past), Republicans(present), Federalists(past), and the (possible) Third Party. I would choose the Democratic party. First, Democrats are typically accepting of diversity, and believe in second chances. Next, they often believe in helping those in need and people trying to find their way. To begin, Democrats believe in second chances, and are accepting of diversity. They approve of abortion and the marriage of two males or two females.

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