Reform Party

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Reform Party is a political party in the United States that promises to reform national politics. Ross Perot, a wealthy Texas businessman, founded the Reform Party in 1995. It quickly became the most successful third party since Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive or "Bull Moose" Party of 1912. But in 2000, arguments over the choice of a presidential candidate divided and weakened the party.

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