why is the prohibition party overlooked?? could this be the next third party??

Question

not a active party in all states from what I can tell though there is one person in Penn elected to a city office i think i saw...http://www.prohibitionists.org/

you assume the party is all about alcohol and such..but it also is pro-family(one husband-oneWife) The following Links are to give a sampling of national organizations which deal with public issues in ways that are consistent with the Prohibition Party Platform. These organizations do not necessarily endorse the Prohibition Party, nor does the Prohibition Party necessarily endorse them. For additional information, consult the Project Vote-Smart Yellow Pages and The Encyclopedia of Organizations, available at your public library.

Earthwatch Institute National Right to Life Committe
American Family Association Concord Coalition (against Federal deficits)
Traditional Values Coalition Christian Action Network (family issues)
Second Amendment Foundation (firearms) The Cato Institute (limited government)
Action on Smoking and Health The Heritage Foundation (limited government)
The Constitution Society (states rights) Negative Population Growth
Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids A

Answer 1

a viable 3rd party can not exist as a single issue party whose idea failed 80 years ago.

Answer 2

Pour yourself a double and chill out mate - there is no chance of prohibition happening or spawning a major political party.

Answer 3

Well gee Prohibition worked so well the first time.

Answer 4

uhm, because prohibition and its progeny, the war on drugs, cost us a lot of money and dont' give us much in return. I'd rather have a 'bongs for bombs" party"

Answer 5

It's prohibited.

Answer 6

Losers never learn...