American Solidarity Party
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Racial Justice and Third Party Politics
“How can third parties change the conversation about politics in the US?”
ASP's Brian Carroll squares off in third-party debate
“Pro-life third-party candidate Brian Carroll squared-off with other third-party presidential candidates in a debate Thursday evening in Denver, with much of the discourse focusing around the difficulties that third-parties often face in gaining traction in U.S. presidential races, as well as issues surrounding education, surveillance, and drug policy.”
Lessons from Coronavirus
Long before pandemics and protests, the American Solidarity Party has recognized the root of this brokenness as a duopoly that is unable to address the most basic needs of its citizens because the two parties are so locked in conflict.
What Christian Democracy Means To Me
We often hear the criticism that we shouldn’t use the phrase “Christian” to describe a non-sectarian political party. The general response from our party has been that there is a historical richness in the principles of personalism, solidarity, subsidiarity, and sphere sovereignty that have guided Christian democratic parties around the world.
Police Brutality and Qualified Immunity
Many are rightly asking, “Why can’t you successfully sue a police officer who attacks you or a family member?” The answer is “qualified immunity.”