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The Suns have emphasized size, length and defense this offseason. However, next season's success likely depends upon Booker and Green.

It’s coordinated. Through two decades of funding strategy, narrative manipulation and activist training, the red-green alliance – with a vital blue thread – has redefined the Democratic Party.

Opinion polling for a third party is consistently strong, but voters don’t act that way. They don’t join third parties, they don’t think their candidates can win and they don’t vote for them.

Polling shows that workers are hungry for a new political party that addresses their interests. Here's how this might work.