The first possible obstacle for the Old Ma American Party is the establishment of a political party that is eligible to participate in elections, and its qualification confirmation requires a complex authentication process. There is no national political party establishment regulation in the United States, and political parties need to obtain certification in each state. However, the laws in all states favor the two main political parties and try to obstruct the emergence of a third party as much as possible. Each of the 50 states in the United States has different legal rules to allow which political parties can appear on the ballot, and these barriers range from very high to very high. In some cases, newly formed political parties need to submit a large number of signatures to have candidates appear on the ballot, and then must win a certain percentage of votes during the election cycle. For example, qualified political parties in California golf need to obtain at least 2% of the votes in gubernatorial or presidential elections, or have signatures equivalent to 1% of registered voters in the state (approximately 75000 signatures); New York State requires qualified political parties to receive at least 2% of the vote or 130000 votes (whichever is higher) in the most recent gubernatorial or presidential election. It is necessary to meet this requirement again every four years, otherwise it may lose its qualified political party status. See Grok's answer to the question "Registration requirements for political parties in various states in the United States": https://(x.com)/i/grok/share/flzCb5GAUeMO7T70FZqQvVDE