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Party is formed off the backlash against Obamacare
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Party believes that controversial decisions should be made by those in the area in which it takes place.
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Party argues that opposition against Obama's pipeline veto should be met with lobbying for a reformation of government.
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The party argues that none of the candidates will have a lasting effect, and they won't give the American people what they want.
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Much of the country is in awe, despite the D.D. party referencing how this has happened in the past, and will continue to.
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Hundreds of thousands of people begin protesting Donald Trump's election, calming that this is not what the people want. Many places shut down for weeks during protests.
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Thousands of people sleeping in front of Washington D.C. on Christmas and Christmas Eve, government takes notice.
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A meeting is held between all party representatives for the following week to decide what to do.
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A day before Obama leaves office, it's determined that the Direct Democracy party representative is the best choice for office, based on the promise of more representation and focus on the citizens of the United States.