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Last update - 00:37 21/11/2005 Sharon leaving Likud, will set up new party By Mazal Mualem, Yossi Verter and Aluf Benn, Haaretz Correspondents Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is expected to announce Monday that he will quit the Likud and establish a new party, senior Likud officials said Sunday night. However, they warned that until Sharon announces the decision, he can always retract it. Other political sources said Sharon told Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz Sunday that he plans to quit the Likud, but that it wasn't clear whether he would announce the decision Moday. "We'll only know for sure in the...

Greetings, fellow South Park Conservatives. I have been seriously considering our options as a legitimate and viable political party. The other parties, well, we just don't fit in with them. Dems: Self explanatory. Socialist weasels that go against the very grain of everything we believe in. Repubs: Ever-moving to the left. Currently outspending the most liberal of Democrats on everything except defending our borders, which is what their (the Federal Government's) job is supposed to be. They also want to legislate morality and tell us what we can and can't do/watch/say here in this "free" country. They are also just...

<p>The Independence Party of Minnesota lost a gubernatorial candidate Thursday and picked up a passel of recruits from the DFL and Republican parties to carry the IP banner in legislative races, including former DFL Rep. Edwina Garcia of Richfield.</p> <p>Christine Jax, the state commissioner of Children, Families and Learning, dropped out of the race for the IP endorsement to succeed the party's headliner, Gov. Jesse Ventura.</p>