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CrimsonTide4 11-04-2002 08:03 PM

Which Party Are You?
 
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REPUBLICAN


or


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DEMOCRAT

Why?

Dionysus 11-04-2002 08:40 PM

Democrat. For one reason only, pro-affirmative action. Otherwise, I lean more towards the right.

candygirl 11-04-2002 08:46 PM

I think I'm independent leaning more toward democrat. They're all crooked

Dionysus 11-04-2002 08:48 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by candygirl
I think I'm independent leaning more toward democrat. They're all crooked
You couldn't have said it any better.

librasoul22 11-04-2002 10:35 PM

Re: Which Party Are You?
 
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DEMOCRAT


...although I am becoming increasingly frustrated with all politics. I just vote for whoever has the least annoying TV commercials (JUST KIDDING! :p)

DELTAQTE 11-05-2002 05:42 AM

DEMO TO THE HEART MAN!

I'm sorry, but the Demo's I have worked with are wonderful people. But we got less shady people than the OTHER side:p

Even though I love the animal they picked, no republican party for me!



QTE

thesweetestone 11-05-2002 07:12 AM

Re: Which Party Are You?
 
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DEMOCRAT

Allie 11-05-2002 11:02 AM

Republican

Because my values reflect most of their platform issues.

BearyCuteAPhi 11-05-2002 11:24 AM

DEMOCRAT!!!!
 
Their values and issues USUALLY line up with mine...

HopefulProspective 11-05-2002 12:17 PM

Straight Democrat
 
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Democrat because I have pretty liberal political views. I am for the regular man, not the filthy rich. I guess because I ain't, huh? :D

tammy- 11-05-2002 12:46 PM

STRAIGHT DEMOCRAT!

Definately not for the rich
Their liberal values are extremely similar to mine
Republicans are greedy and oppress people of color - people should work hard-the American Dream- (bullshttt)

The laws are set up against people of color along with further discrimination. Lets not forget the B.S. the media puts on tv to stereotype us.

ENOUGH of my rambling! (for now anyway)

kissy324 11-06-2002 09:48 AM

Re: Which Party Are You?
 
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DEMOCRAT


I am not in favor of putting more money in the pockets of the rich. Also, everytime Republicans get into office, unemployment rates rise, government employees suffer due to budget restrictions, money starts disappearing from several other public sectors... I could go on and on.

CrimsonTide4 11-06-2002 10:38 AM

What is the IDEAL POLITICAL PARTY
 
PART TWO

Some of us are Democrat simply because the Republicans don't meet our needs politically (this is a quick inference).

What would the IDEAL POLITICAL PARTY consist of in terms of political stance? Create the political party that works for you.

CrimsonTide4 10-19-2003 01:15 PM

ttt

abaici 10-19-2003 02:37 PM

I'm a registered Democrat. Was a member of Young Democrats in college and Young Democrats of Los Angeles (hey, am I still considered "young"). Organizational ties aside, I am not always loyal to my party. I vote for the most qualified candidate, not necessarily along party lines.

Ideal political party---I find as an American-American I am in a unique position. Ideally, I would support a political party that forwards the more liberal social plans forwarded by Demo's. I also see the merit in many socialist ideals (looking down at my Che Guevara t-shirt). Finally, as a Christian I am morally conservative. I support many of the Republican stances on certain issues.

Steeltrap 10-19-2003 02:43 PM

Party: Registered as an independent. Am quite fiscally conservative. If we have to raise taxes, funnel them into public education and libraries. Knowledge is power.

Socially moderate. This may shock people -- I'm a reluctant pro-choice person, considering my love of babypeople. But I don't like abortions and would prefer the wider use of birth control. People are going to have sex. That Pandora's Box isn't being closed. So why not widen the availability of birth control?

mccoyred 10-20-2003 08:04 AM

Funny, but I am a registered Independent for these very reasons!

Quote:

Originally posted by Steeltrap
Party: Registered as an independent. Am quite fiscally conservative. If we have to raise taxes, funnel them into public education and libraries. Knowledge is power.

Socially moderate. This may shock people -- I'm a reluctant pro-choice person, considering my love of babypeople. But I don't like abortions and would prefer the wider use of birth control. People are going to have sex. That Pandora's Box isn't being closed. So why not widen the availability of birth control?

In addition, I feel that Blacks are being pimped by the Democrats and tokenized (is that a word?) by the Republicans.

Questions404 10-20-2003 11:01 AM

I am registered as a Republican and I do not vote straight ticket.

I am not sure that there is any party that would be ideal because just when I think that the party I am leaning toward is doing the right thing, they kick me in the teeth and just when I think that another party's ideals are lining up with the same notions that I hold dear, they ignore the majority of their constituents' thoughts and they keep grasping onto the status quo. I just do the research for each individual line item and vote accordingly. If I were to be a Democrat, I would be the most conservative of Democrats.

Kimmie1913 10-20-2003 12:09 PM

What she said
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Steeltrap
Party: Registered as an independent. Am quite fiscally conservative. If we have to raise taxes, funnel them into public education and libraries. Knowledge is power.

Socially moderate. This may shock people -- I'm a reluctant pro-choice person, considering my love of babypeople. But I don't like abortions and would prefer the wider use of birth control. People are going to have sex. That Pandora's Box isn't being closed. So why not widen the availability of birth control?

Ditto.

WenD08 10-20-2003 05:03 PM

Liberal, registered Democrat...
 
and active voter for the last 15 years. i love politics and make it my job to stay informed on the issues and the candidates. it bothers me that the Black voting rate is so low even though many of our people died in order for us to vote. i feel that it is my civic duty. personally, i'm a bit on the conservative side, however, i know that people are different and that in life, things aren't black and white.

side note: don't just talk about the problems. make your voice heard by voting!

Honeykiss1974 10-20-2003 05:10 PM

Although I am a registered Democrat, I never straight vote the ticket. I vote for who I think is the best candidate, whether Republican, Democrat, Independant, or whatever.

I would defintiely consider myself Indemoblican (1/3 Independant, 1/3 Democrat , 1/3 Republican). Fiscally conservative on some issues and socially moderate on some issue too.

I have always voted in federal, state, and local elections.
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AKA2D '91 10-21-2003 10:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Steeltrap
Party: Registered as an independent. Am quite fiscally conservative. If we have to raise taxes, funnel them into public education and libraries. Knowledge is power.

Socially moderate. This may shock people -- I'm a reluctant pro-choice person, considering my love of babypeople. But I don't like abortions and would prefer the wider use of birth control. People are going to have sex. That Pandora's Box isn't being closed. So why not widen the availability of birth control?

I agree. I'm a registered Independent too.

Love_Spell_6 10-30-2003 03:54 PM

Re: Which Party Are You?
 
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Originally posted by CrimsonTide4
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REPUBLICAN


or


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DEMOCRAT

Why?

Hey everyone
I actually think "partisan" loyalty is what is wrong with politics. Folks should vote ISSUE not PARTY....because whether folks want to hear it or not DEMOCRATS are just as crooked as the Republicans.

I would classify myself as a conservative.

TonyB06 10-30-2003 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Honeykiss1974

I would defintiely consider myself Indemoblican (1/3 Independant, 1/3 Democrat , 1/3 Republican). Fiscally conservative on some issues and socially moderate on some issue too. I

Honeykiss, I like your term -- Indemoblican. I wonder if this is the cablinasian Tiger Woods' party? :)

This is my profession/industry so my comments are more circumspect, but I've always thought that politics was not so much about the issue of the day, but usually about the competing interests on either side(s) of the issue.

I've seen interest groups you would never think could work together join forces on something because they saw its passage/defeat as in their greater interest.

madmax 10-30-2003 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tammy-
STRAIGHT DEMOCRAT!

Definately not for the rich
Their liberal values are extremely similar to mine
Republicans are greedy and oppress people of color - people should work hard-the American Dream- (bullshttt)


How do Republicans oppress people of color?

Do you have a problem with hard work?

Maybe you wouldn't be oppressed if you actually put in some hard work.

Love_Spell_6 10-30-2003 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by madmax
How do Republicans oppress people of color?

Do you have a problem with hard work?

Maybe you wouldn't be oppressed if you actually put in some hard work.

Well although I'm no Democrat...I'm going to step in and speak for a sec...

Your comments are COMPLETELY inappropriate. You don't know the person who posted this nor their perspective. Now I don't believe that Republicans oppress people of color either...but in order for people to listen to your opinion and not write you off and call you IGNORANT...you have to step to the forum with a bit more class than you are portraying.

One thing that makes this country so great is the fact that we can exchange ideas.. but MADMAX..lets be intelligent about it.

In case you didn't know Intelligence is the Torch of wisdom!!

madmax 10-30-2003 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Love_Spell_6
Well although I'm no Democrat...I'm going to step in and speak for a sec...

Your comments are COMPLETELY inappropriate. You don't know the person who posted this nor their perspective. Now I don't believe that Republicans oppress people of color either...but in order for people to listen to your opinion and not write you off and call you IGNORANT...you have to step to the forum with a bit more class than you are portraying.

One thing that makes this country so great is the fact that we can exchange ideas.. but MADMAX..lets be intelligent about it.

In case you didn't know Intelligence is the Torch of wisdom!!

If you think my comments are completely inappropriate then why did you agree with some of my comments?

Love_Spell_6 10-30-2003 05:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by madmax
If you think my comments are completely inappropriate then why did you agree with some of my comments?

Maybe you wouldn't be oppressed if you actually put in some hard work.

THe last part is what i have a problem with. You are PREjudging this person...how can you tell someone they need to work harder and they wouldn't be oppressed? Do you know this person? I'm simply saying that people will tune you out...even if you do have a valid point...when you resort to such a personal attack. It is possible to agree with some, but not all of a post.


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