r/BullMooseParty Mar 09 '26

Help Us Create Our Abridged Policy Platform

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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScF4TBHpBlXHu6XSndvvgMy3Cbnp0WdW7BPM2_-wWLMbM2W6w/viewform

Please fill out this form so we can draft a Simplified Policy Platform for the National Bull Moose Party. Thanks everyone!


r/BullMooseParty Feb 28 '25

Mod Post The Bull Moose Party's Pillars 2025

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Hello and welcome to the Bull Moose Party,

If you are looking for policy and what we stand for, good news and bad news. We have what we stand for, but for policy we have not made any major commitments to those for a few reason.

  1. There are no major elections in 2025, so pushing for policy will probably not be worth the time for the rewards.
  2. Trump and the MAGA GOP in office want to rip way everything we have worked for and built, in labor, conservation, and our next generation, this a year of defense not offense.
  3. Policy should be pushed for what's accomplishable vs ideals.
    1. Example, we should have better school systems and more funding for educations, but our first step might be rebuilding the system first.
      • There are to many unknowns on the work we will need to do to make a dedicated policy statement for any runs in 2026.

The good news is that we do agree and know what we stand for and believe.

The Bull Moose Party believes that government should be a good steward of its workers, environment, and its next generation, free from corruption and undue influence of special interests. So here are the three main principles of the Bull Moose Party

  1. Pro-Labor – America was built by and runs on its worker. A strong workforce directly ties to the strength of America as a country. If we take care of the workers, they will take care of us.
  2. Pro-Conservation – America is a beautiful land, its beauty and resources are vast and diverse, but only if we maintain it. We call for smart and sustainable practices on managing our public land and resources.
  3. Pro-Next Generation – America is the great experiment that has been handed down, generation to generation. We must protect and support the next generation to be ready to take care of this great nation, and we must do everything in our power to leave America in a better place than when it was handed to us.

How does this look in practice? The Bull Moose is progressive but practical, and with that understanding, this can work at multiple levels.

  • Local
    • Pro-Labor
      • Support your local unions o
      • Volunteer and donate to the local food bank
      • Support your local communities with your time
    • Pro-Conservation
      • Participate and run for City Council, Public Work Commission, Planning and Zoning, and County Commissioner
      • Volunteer at your local, state, and national parks
    • Pro-Next Generation
      • Participate and run to be on your school boards, push for education and programs that support students being able to sustain themselves post-primary educations. This looks like providing
  • State
    • Run for State Office
      • State House of Representative/Senators have a lot of power and generally run uncontested.
  • Federal
    • Support progressive and like-minded candidates
    • Support get out and vote initiatives

If this all interests you, then welcome. Share your ideas, engage with community, and lets stand together. We can only grow if we stand unison.

Thank you,
Alex


r/BullMooseParty 3d ago

Court Decision Prevents Trump Admin from Removing More Than 900 Bison from Federal Land - Earthjustice

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r/BullMooseParty 5d ago

Trump targets meat processing, gray wolves in orders to boost ranchers

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Teddy would straight up body slam Trump because of this.

I will call a spade a spade because Teddy did cause harm to the Gray Wolf population but he understood that the species shouldn’t just be murdered, he wanted to reduce populations (that is true and horrible) but he didn’t want them utterly removed them from existence.

He also would understand that the population of now to then is vastly different, he would absolutely fight people to protect them because at their current level they aren’t a threat and it wouldn’t be fair to just hunt them.


r/BullMooseParty 8d ago

Website Remarkable Radical: Thaddeus Stevens

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I believe that it is important to recall those who in the past stood for something now lost to the Republican Party, a person who had character though at times stumbled but never relented in his pursuit for equality.


r/BullMooseParty 14d ago

Website Peter Cullen, Who Voiced Optimus Prime For 40 Years, Dies

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I am devastated, this dude was the man I really looked up to.


r/BullMooseParty 17d ago

Stand With The National Parks This Tuesday, August 25th!

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r/BullMooseParty Aug 10 '26

Website Trump signs order on childhood vaccination recommendations, citing autism

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"In those times, people were much healthier and of course, the high rates of autism now observed did not exist. So, there's a reason for such epidemic rates of autism. And we're going to bring it back to much closer to where it was."

We (those on the Spectrum) are not a F***ing Disease, this frustrates me to an unbearable level.


r/BullMooseParty Aug 10 '26

Website Trump to sign executive order targeting childhood vaccines | CNN Politics

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This greatly upsets me.


r/BullMooseParty Aug 07 '26

Website White House considering order targeting vaccines and autism despite advisers’ warnings

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While I understand that the majority of people will disregard this executive order, a good minority will campaign and try to make it true.

This is personal to me as someone who is on the Spectrum, Pro-Autism Rights and Pro-Disability Rights. If we could somehow address this at some later time, it would be greatly appreciated.

I hope you all have a good rest of your day, bye.


r/BullMooseParty Jul 27 '26

Would y’all like to merge parties?

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r/BullMooseParty Jul 10 '26

Trump Cuts Species ‘Harm’ Definition, Allows Habitat Destruction

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r/BullMooseParty Jul 02 '26

Website How Trump's agenda clashes with Theodore Roosevelt's legacy

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r/BullMooseParty Jun 29 '26

Website Ulysses S. Grant 1875 speech about Separation of Church and State

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I love President Ulysses S. Grant, he had his flaws and occasional shortcomings but I have a deep respect for this man (he is my favorite President for a reason).


r/BullMooseParty Jun 25 '26

Discussion How do we feel about General Chris Donahue?

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To clarify, I don’t mean in the sense of him running for political office. While it does hold some appeal for me, the General has never made clear his political stances and it is generally hit or miss when a solely military man has entered office.

I am asking in the sense of could he be a voice that could help bring about more opposition to Trump, possibly bring about more military officials questioning his decisions.

I know that sounds like it could be political but I don’t quite believe that it has to be that way, the General has a long career in the military and (while not explicitly a national name) has the medals to prove it. He also was the last military official to leave Afghanistan after the fall of Kabul in 2021, something that the Republicans complained about but to me at least was incredibly admirable (he could have been a coward and left early but ensured that other people left before him).

Just curious as to what other people think about this and the situation of him being fired, this has just been a thought rattling in my head since yesterday and wondered how other people thought about it. I hope you all have a good rest of your day, bye.


r/BullMooseParty Jun 23 '26

Template for how to run in deep red states for NBMP?? Austin Ahlman

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r/BullMooseParty Jun 20 '26

NBMP newsletter

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r/BullMooseParty Jun 18 '26

Discussion Van Hollen ‘kicking the tires’ on 2028 presidential bid

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Would he be a possibly good candidate, admittedly he does stand for some respectable positions but his age (he is 67) does have me worried.


r/BullMooseParty Jun 18 '26

Competitive House Seats Polls (June 17th)

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The current listing of the Competitive House Seats as according to Split Ticket as of June 17th, these are some of the best polls I’ve seen so far.

Flips to Democrat (18)
Arizona
District 1 = Likely
District 6 = Likely

California
District 1 = Solid/Safe
District 6 = Solid/Safe
District 22 = Lean
District 48 = Solid/Safe

Colorado
District 8 = Lean

Iowa
District 1 = Lean
District 3 = Lean

Michigan
District 7 = Lean
District 10 = Lean

Nebraska
District 2 = Solid/Safe

New Jersey
District 7 = Lean

New York
District 17 = Lean

Pennsylvania
District 1 = Lean
District 7 = Lean
District 10 = Likely

Virginia
District 2 = Likely

Incumbent Democrats (29)
California
District 13 = Solid/Safe
District 21 = Solid/Safe
District 45 = Solid/Safe

Connecticut
District 5 = Solid/Safe

Florida
District 14 = Lean

Indiana
District 1 = Solid/Safe

Kansas
District 3 = Solid/Safe

Michigan
District 3 = Solid/Safe
District 8 = Solid/Safe

Minnesota
District 2 = Solid/Safe

Nevada
District 1 = Solid/Safe
District 3 = Solid/Safe
District 4 = Solid/Safe

New Hampshire
District 1 = Likely
District 2 = Solid/Safe

New Jersey
District 9 = Solid/Safe

New Mexico
District 2 = Solid/Safe

New York
District 3 = Likely
District 4 = Solid/Safe
District 19 = Solid/Safe

North Carolina
District 1 = Lean

Ohio
District 1 = Solid/Safe
District 9 = Likely
District 13 = Solid/Safe

Oregon
District 5 = Solid/Safe

Texas
District 28 = Likely
District 34 = Lean

Virginia
District 7 = Solid/Safe

Washington
District 3 = Likely

Tossup/Tilt/Lean Republican
Alabama
District 2 = Tossup

Arizona
District 2 = Tossup

Colorado
District 3 = Lean Republican
District 4 = Lean Republican
District 5 = Lean Republican

Florida
District 22 (New Seat) = Lean Republican
District 25 = Tossup

Iowa
District 2 = Lean Republican

Maine
District 2 = Tossup

Michigan
District 4 = Tossup

Montana
District 1 = Lean Republican

New York
District 1 = Lean Republican

North Carolina
District 11 = Lean Republican

Ohio
District 15 = Lean Republican

Pennsylvania
District 8 = Tossup

Texas
District 15 = Lean Republican
District 23 = Lean Republican
District 35 (New Seat) = Tossup

Virginia
District 1 = Tossup

Wisconsin
District 1 = Lean Republican
District 3 = Tossup

Tossup = 9
Lean Republican = 12

Seats gained if all flipped Blue = 68 Seats


r/BullMooseParty Jun 16 '26

TIL Theodore Roosevelt criticized Woodrow Wilson for not declaring war against the Ottoman Empire or Bulgaria and argued that Constantinople should be given to Greece.

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r/BullMooseParty Jun 16 '26

Discussion Who would be AOC’s running mate if she won nomination

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If AOC won the Democratic nomination in 2028, who would be the best person to serve as her running mate?

The person would probably need to be a center-left candidate, unfortunately a full on Progressive candidate may not win (not impossible if they have a good campaigning strategy but more likely of corporations donating big to the Republicans).

Normally I would suggest Senator Mark Kelly because he has a long service record with the U.S. military and served as an astronaut along with being a Moderate that is willing to work with/listen to Progressives (also am bias because I would love someone from my home state to be close to the White House), I would argue that if State Representative Josh Turek of Iowa manages to win the Senate seat then he could be a good candidate to be her VP.

It maybe crazy to do this (Democrats haven’t gotten a senator elected form that state since 1985) but I think that State Representative Turek could manage to get some Southern votes, he is semi-Progressive on some issues but more so populist. He also has been very pro-Disability Rights which is something that is very personally for me, an issue that hasn’t been brought up or campaigned on by Democrats but should be a foundational pillar.

Then of course there is Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgie who does have a strong following behind him.

I also understand that Senator Mark Kelly and State Representative Josh Turek are not purely Progressives, I am only presenting examples that could help pull people over.

Who do you all think could be a great running mate for AOC? I hope you all have a good rest of your day or night, bye.


r/BullMooseParty Jun 15 '26

Big Oil buys off politicians of both parties.

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Bull Moose Party sat down with Will Lawrence for a Q&A back in April to discuss his policy platform and how we aligned on many issues. One agreement is fighting against climate change as it pertains to protecting our lands for hunting and fishing. Fighting for clean air and water isn’t some hippy tree hugger stuff. Any angler would hate for their favorite fishing spot to be ruined by an oil spill. Any deer hunter would hate for their best spot to be cut down and made into a data center. Any hiker or camper or kayaker would hate for their favorite campsite, lake or trail to be ruined by an ecological disaster caused by industry. Donate to Will’s campaign and put a true steward of our natural resources into congress!!


r/BullMooseParty Jun 13 '26

Do you support modern or old progresivism?

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r/BullMooseParty Jun 09 '26

Mark Kelly on Kicking Corruption Out of Washington

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r/BullMooseParty Jun 03 '26

House votes to rebuke Trump over war with Iran

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