In the United States, there are two major political parties; the Republican and the Democratic. However, there are several other minor - commonly referred to as "third" - parties. One of these is the Modern Whig Party, which has been steadily increasing in popularity over recent months. 
Last week, Wikinews reporter Joseph Ford was able to speak with MWP Chairman Mike Lebowitz about how his party was formed, what it stands for, and why you should consider joining. The interview can be read below.
Wikinews (Joseph Ford): What does The Modern Whig Party stand for?
Joseph Ford: How old is your party? How many members does it currently have?
Joseph Ford: How does The Modern Whig Party differ from America's major political parties (Republican, Democratic, Constitution, Green, Libertarian)
Joseph Ford: Currently, are there any elected officials in the United States that are members of The Modern Whig Party?
Joseph Ford: Today, more Americans than ever before are disgusted with the Republican, Democratic and Libertarian parties. Many of these people are looking into joining another party. Why should they consider The Modern Whig Party?

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Wikinews interviews Mike Lebowitz, Chairman of the Modern Whig Party