Alyssa Farah Griffin is openly conservative, but at this point, she’s also open to a possible third political party. On Monday’s episode of “The View”, the newest host argued that “it may be time for third-party alternatives to become mainstream”, because with the current two-party system “we don’t elect the most qualified people”. We do”.
To kick-start the morning’s Hot Topics discussion, the ladies began with Liz Cheney, and her recent statement that, if twice-impeached former President Donald Trump becomes the Republican nominee for presidency by 2024, ” I will not be a Republican.”
While moderator Whoopi Goldberg praised Cheney’s comments, saying she was starting to “ditch him” despite their different politics, host Ana Navarro was adamant.
“Frankly, I don’t think the Trump base cares. If people like Liz Cheney, or Adam Kizinger, or frankly, me, are out there, Navarro said. Wanting out is what keeps me in. Yes, I like to be upset. Liz Cheney, apparently, is a woman who has no damn thing to give. And that is unfiltered. You know, he’s absolutely honest. ,
So, if the threat of people leaving the party wouldn’t be enough for Trump to sever Republican ties, Whoopi wondered whether to form an entire new political party—specifically targeted toward those more liberal and conservative. Has split from Trump – will be worth releasing.
“I think it could be,” said Farah Griffin. “Since I think the way the parties are structured in the primary system, we don’t choose the most qualified people. We choose the people who meet the base the most, which is the difference between the two parties. There are minorities, rather than those who want to work in the corridor to work.”
Farah Griffin mentioned that stipends would have to be paid, and she would also consider working with Democrats, but on a “case by case” basis.
You can watch the full segment from “The View” in the video above.
