[Cardfan1]

https://news.gallup.com/poll/329639/supp...point.aspx

“ Independents are usually much more likely than Republicans or Democrats to favor a third political party, but in the current poll, Republicans are nearly as likely as independents to hold this view, 63% to 70%. That represents a dramatic shift for Republicans since last September when 40% favored a third party.
      Republicans' current level of support for a third party is also the highest Gallup has measured for Republicans or Democrats in Gallup's trend.”

“ Currently, 68% of Republicans prefer that Trump remain the party leader, while 31% want the party to have a new leader. Republican-leaning independents, however, are divided, with 47% wanting Trump to continue leading and 51% preferring a new voice.”

These polls seem to back up my lies.

Nobody backs up the whoppers you tell, Comrade Cardfan. Support for a third party is higher than normal among Republicans at the moment because of the betrayal of Trump by the establishment GOP. However, the Lincoln Project is disintegrating and Trump will help to topple many RINOs in the 2022 midterms, so support for a third party will not last. Republicans will be reminded of the failures of all previous modern third parties and no Republican will want to see Biden or Harris in the White House for two terms.

you said that last time. 

Yes, I did, and I was right. Democrats had to rig the election and extend the time to count votes so that they could truck in additional ballots. You are wrong again. A third party may be formed but it will not be a factor in 2024 and it is unlikely Trump would support a third party movement. He is the leader of the GOP already, so it would not make much sense for him to endorse a third party.

Where did Democrats extend the time to count votes? 

How can The Trump wing win losing 20% (that’s being generous) of the vote to another party?