Let's Hear the Players

Let's Hear the Players was a political rally platform which typically leaned left-populist on issues.
=== Origins ===
"Let's Hear the Players" was originally a slogan used by Spike, who was at the time one of the most vocal supporters of the Change Party (at the time, it was called the DNC.) Soon, the slogan evolved into the counter, albeit a weak one, to "Keep World DOM Active," used by the Robbist party of the same name. LHTP soon became an unofficial rally group, which usually had anywhere from 5-10 people per rally.
=== Original LHTP ===
The original LHTP was not very developed politically and was really just used to support Mahlist candidates and viewpoints. LHTP held around 5 successful rallies before falling into irrelevance after Spike's censure from the DNC.
=== The Revival ===
The revival is far more famous than the original. It was revived by Spike, the original creator, who felt Change needed more enthusiasm and that the often large rallies of the KWDA needed to be challenged. Therefore, LHTP was reopened, but as an official organization. The first rally managed to get 8 attendees in about an hour, which was quite the achievement considering not that many people were online. At first this new LHTP was still fairly mainstream and moderate Mahlist in its viewpoints, but had some non Change attendees as well. However, after Tenpenny and Arl banded together in a sort of "coalition" to bring Spike and Politics Now, his news organization down, LHTP started to get very anti-KWDA, which it viewed as the "establishment." An anti-Tenpenny speech by Spike led to chants of "Lock him up!" referring to Tenpenny, which soon caused a portion of the Change Party to back Tenpenny's censure for his efforts to ally Arl in order to bring down Mahlist viewpoints in the media. Politics Now was later suspended, however LHTP was not even though Tenpenny and Arl attempted to get it shut down.
=== The End of LHTP ===
When Spike left in late may, LHTP went with him and is no longer active. The organization technically hasn't been shut down, but it is defunct since the owner, Spike, is no longer on the World DOM discord. 
=== Legacy ===
LHTP, for a short time, was a major player in internal Change Party politics and to some extent all of World DOM. It's ability to attract both Mahlists and Independents was surprising considering it had some very hardline views later on, and it only faded away due to Spike's departure.