This chapter explores the contentious feud between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jill Stein regarding Green Party candidacy and the challenges faced by third-party candidates. The discussion covers their conflicting views on political accountability, the historical implications of voting choices, and the systemic barriers that hinder third-party recognition within the U.S. electoral framework. Additionally, it delves into broader themes around party alignment, foreign policy distinctions, and the evolving landscape of American politics.