Our parties are for the most party center and centery right, we don't really have a far left party, even in the communist party.


Most people don't think of it, but the green party supports some pretty socialist policies, but not in the way most people are lead to think. The socialist tendencies of the green party focus more on moderate labor reform (as opposed to the conseravative labor reform of the American Federation of Labor or the radical left revolutionary labor of the I.W.W.) municipal banking and cooperative businesses, in a sense its sort of an early form of american syndicalism called owenite (Refering to the Robert Owens cooperative experement in the mid 19th century [supported by abraham lincoln]). I would classify the Green party is a middle or middle center left party.

The Socialist Party U.S.A. is mostly a social democrat party, rather than a democratic socialist party. Although it's roots are a bit more radical than it is now. The Socialist party has fallen out of relevancy, being so small, that it's only practical efforts focus on minor reform.

The Communist party, although holds onto marxist-leninist ideals, are again, so small and irrelevant that they fall into only getting minor reform done, if anything, and its usually supporting one of the larger parties.

The Justice Party is a moderate party. Socially liberal for the most part, but economically centeral. It's strongly supportive of the Keynesian school of economics. It's very similart ot the democratic party, but with a stronger stance on democratic reform.

The Constitutionalist party is damn near fascist. Socially far conservative, and economically far right. They're for the almost complete removal of government interference in economics, supporting low corporate taxes, a flat income tax, low capital gainst taxes, a territorial tax system, and other various reforms that throw the little guy under the bus.

The Liberarian party, is economically far right, and socially moderate. Although their name suggests they're for democratic reform, that couldn't be farther from the truth. They support complete lassiez faire economics. Although a lot of its supporters, believe the libertarian party is socially liberal, they are fairly moderate. They oppose pro-choice, and affirmative action, equal pay for women and lgbtq concerns beyond gay marriage. The closest thing to socially liberal, is they ending the drug war, gay marriage. They aren't even lax on immigration policy (Mitt Romney's [R] immigration plan is less draconian than Gary Johnson's[l])

The Democratic party, is center, right, and socially liberal. Again, supportive of the refomrative Keynesian economics. They favor the more conseravtive labor reform, consistant with the American Federation of Labor.

The Republican Party is middle right economically, and socially conservative. Supportive of some economic reforms, some supported the Glass Stegall act, which broke up the banks, and most support the Sherman Anti-trust act, and the FDA. The Obama Care, was actually a comprimise between the republican "Romney Care", and a single payer system.

As you can seen, our parties aren't particularly helpful. The only two relevant third parties are the Green party, and the Libertarian Party. That's part of the reason I'm such an advocate of our radical left union, the I.W.W. as it's the only real large and relevant radical left organization in the U.S.