Yes, but in the Senate (and to some extent, House), you'd want existing black-sheep incumbents, particularly those in super-safe seats (like Wyden) to form a new congressional party.
There's not much hope of a third party in Presidential politics, but congress and state level could work out pretty well, with funding.
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Yes, but in the Senate (and to some extent, House), you'd want existing black-sheep incumbents, particularly those in super-safe seats (like Wyden) to form a new congressional party.
There's not much hope of a third party in Presidential politics, but congress and state level could work out pretty well, with funding.