how many political parties do we have in the U.S.?

Answer 1

Too many. It would be far better to disband the use of political parties and force candidates to run a campaign based on their stance on current issues.

Answer 2

One , Its called the party of greed and power .
Those people who actually think they know how to govern a society .

Every once in a while you need to lay out the plan so that people will understand it and get behind it .

George is pushing the imperial world take over by military force and terroristic threatening through the use of economic and political measures .

If he would just come right out and explain that he is following the theory lenin developed .
Lenin theorized that the capitalist class controls the state politically ,lenin theorized that finance capital , the dominant form of capital , used the state machinery to colonize the periphery . In the periphery , capitalists would use oppressed peripheral labor to produce primary commodities and raw materials cheaply : create an affluent strata to consume expensive commodities imported from the the core and undermine indigenous industry , making the colonies dependent on core investment .
So we are branching out around the world with our capital and corporations to create a dependence of foreign nations upon our capital .
We can sell everything as long as we control the purse strings globally w e are fine .
With the oil producing nations controling the true wealth of the world the threat to trade in Euro's really caused a stir to go right through our leaders as the realized the whole imperial movement would collapse if this happened or atleast be set way back .

Answer 3

Two parties: Republicans and Democrats. The Republicans, or "conservatives", who have a platform called, "Bush and War, War and Bush" . . . and then there's all other ideologies that don't agree with Bush. This other Party (Democrats) is called either Libtard, Libfock, LIEberal, Libby, or some other low-brow variation of Liberal. There used to be countless other Parties, but the likes of Limbaugh and Hannity feel better when they can group everyone into one, nice little group that can be more easily hated.

Personally, I'm one of the Constitutional Conservatives, but, officially, we don't exist.

Answer 4

There are approximately 65 parties. Only five of these have ballot status:Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, Constitution and Green parties.

Answer 5

Just two major ones, the Democrats and the Republicans. There are a fewminor independent ones, but they are of no consequence.