Challenges for Third-Party Candidates

This chapter explores the obstacles faced by third-party candidates in the U.S. electoral system, highlighting Ross Perot's influence during the 1992 presidential race. It discusses the speaker's political journey, including their campaign's challenges and setbacks, such as an ineffective advertising strategy and big tech's interference. The conversation deepens into the implications of political advertising and censorship, raising critical questions about free speech in the digital age.