TX.would you vote for a non-party,"0" special interest Candidate? For the Human Party?

Question

Been disabled for 10 years due to an illegal hit an run driver. Former Quality Manger, Pct. 1 Res. Consta. currently Volunteer Vice Chairman Advisory Council. Show me a response and I'll show you change, E-Mail to me personally will be The vote on issues.

Thank you for the response.
Being disabled has shown me to do things inexpensively with positive outcome.
We have two parties feeding off one another, giving people only two choices 50/50.
Since when has any politician provided what they promised prior to election.

I used Human Party since I do not believe in neither the Dems or Rep.
God Fearing, well I do not believe in something unless it is tangible, I believe in common sense and public input to make decisions, not whether God says yes or no. If the majority of people say yes that's what Demoacracy means.

Answer 1

First, I'm glad to hear your answer it may as well a relief. By the way, I'm not for the non-party nor for a special candidate, I vote for those whom I believe who has a strong capability of doing their tasks and also a Godfearing candidate.

Answer 2

I certainly would not vote for you with your very limited knowledge of our government. There are already several political parties in existence. Being disabled does not make you qualified as a political candidate for any office that I know of. Obviously you are NOT a "0" special interest candidate from the references to being "disabled". Nor do you even say for what office you would like to run.

Answer 3

No. Given that none of what you said addresses any issue, you have not given me any reason to vote for you (and WHY should being disabled matter???).

Also, given historically a candidate from a little-known third party has no chance, most voters will feel that they are throwing their vote away.