Political Parties? - Page 3

Rudey · #1 10-16-2003, 01:33 AM

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Originally posted by ktsnake
I'm actually not so sure that the rumors about the pres hold much water. If you're from a place like Oklahoma, you learn never to judge someone's intelligence by their hick-accent

I mean.. Dan Quayle... okay, he was stupid.

You should join the Green Party with me.

-Rudey

ThetaPrincess24 · #2 10-16-2003, 10:22 AM

I am a republican-----I have voted independent (though rare), but NEVER democrat.

I do consider myself a more moderate republican in the sense that i do think there should be more stricter laws regarding the environment.

Other than that, I'm republican all the way, I support Ernie Fletcher for Kentucky Governor this year, I support George W. Bush, and especially our troops at home and abroad.

ThetaPrincess24 · #3 05-20-2013, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by ThetaPrincess24

I am a republican-----I have voted independent (though rare), but NEVER democrat.

I do consider myself a more moderate republican in the sense that i do think there should be more stricter laws regarding the environment.

Other than that, I'm republican all the way, I support Ernie Fletcher for Kentucky Governor this year, I support George W. Bush, and especially our troops at home and abroad.

EEK! I've changed. I'm still a registered republican so I can vote in primaries, but I consider myself more libertarian these days. If the democrats put up a better candidate (as was the case with several offices in Kentucky this past election) I have no problem voting outside my party. I vote for the best candidate, not the party line. That is how dipsticks get elected.

maconmagnolia · #4 05-20-2013, 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by ThetaPrincess24

If the democrats put up a better candidate (as was the case with several offices in Kentucky this past election) I have no problem voting outside my party. I vote for the best candidate, not the party line. That is how dipsticks get elected.

I agree. I consider myself Republican/Libertarian. Fiscally very conservative, socially liberal/moderate (VERY pro gay-rights, pro-choice, pro-environment). However, economic issues tend to be more important to me, so I lean right. I really dislike the crazies on both sides of the spectrum.

ZTAngel · #5 10-16-2003, 10:27 AM

I am a registered Democrat. If I think another candidate would do a better job, I'll vote for them. But, so far, that hasn't happened.

Rudey · #6 10-16-2003, 11:36 AM

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Originally posted by ThetaPrincess24
I am a republican-----I have voted independent (though rare), but NEVER democrat.

I do consider myself a more moderate republican in the sense that i do think there should be more stricter laws regarding the environment.

Other than that, I'm republican all the way, I support Ernie Fletcher for Kentucky Governor this year, I support George W. Bush, and especially our troops at home and abroad.

I think you should support Lyndon Larouche.

-Rudey
--He's making a comeback.

#7 10-16-2003, 02:10 PM

all you moderators that have posted your political affiliation on this thread had better go back and delete your posts.

Don't you know that in order to be a "good" and "fair" moderator you can't have any opinions of your own and must be a straight down the middle kind of person? Oh wait, unless you're a liberal of course

FOR SHAME on you moderators that have political leanings, you have no legitimacy in my eyes.

Kitso
KS 361 mods on GC that need to be plain, boring vanilla

Rudey · #8 10-16-2003, 02:14 PM

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Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
all you moderators that have posted your political affiliation on this thread had better go back and delete your posts.

Don't you know that in order to be a "good" and "fair" moderator you can't have any opinions of your own and must be a straight down the middle kind of person? Oh wait, unless you're a liberal of course

FOR SHAME on you moderators that have political leanings, you have no legitimacy in my eyes.

Kitso
KS 361 mods on GC that need to be plain, boring vanilla

Wanna join the Green Party?

-Rudey

#9 10-16-2003, 02:16 PM

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Originally posted by Rudey
Wanna join the Green Party?

-Rudey

I can't rudey.

I'm conservative.

Or as some on GC have apparantly decided, an uber-Nazi.

Kitso
KS 361 well wishes for your Green Party though

Rudey · #10 10-16-2003, 02:19 PM

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Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
I can't rudey.

I'm conservative.

Or as some on GC have apparantly decided, an uber-Nazi.

Kitso
KS 361 well wishes for your Green Party though

Communist

-Rudey
--He's pink...burn him!

#11 10-16-2003, 02:22 PM

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Originally posted by Rudey
Communist

-Rudey
--He's pink...burn him!

whoa whoa

Pink? burning?

I ain't no flamer. We Uber-nazis despise homosexuals. We even have special pieces of flair we make them wear. Little Rainbow 'A's for ABBA.

Kitso
KS 361 times i can't be a Nazi and a Commie

DeltAlum · #12 10-16-2003, 02:38 PM

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Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
FOR SHAME on you moderators that have political leanings, you have no legitimacy in my eyes.

OH NO!

Am I OK since my leanings are so "vanilla?" Or do I need to take an unyielding stance one way or the other -- depending on which of my fellow mods you listen to, the conservatives or liberals? Yes, believe it or not, I think we have both.

I hate to start off this moderator thing with two strikes against me.

On the other hand, not cleaving to one strict ideology makes it so much easier in the voting booth when the choice is between a reasonably qualified candidate whom I like vs. some idiot from a group I generally claim to be a part of who has ideas I find stupid.

But, then, I usually feel like both "sides" have some decent planks in their platform, and choose the side I agree with most.

Kinda reminds me of that old cheer: "Lean to the "Left", Lean to the "Right", Stand Up, Sit Down, Upchuck twice. Wait, I think I made that last part up. Just the way I feel presently.

All of this because I don't want to be painted with the same brush as 74 other moderators. I doubt that any of us do.

Edited to fix another dumb typo.

#13 10-16-2003, 02:48 PM

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Originally posted by DeltAlum
OH NO!

Am I OK since my leanings are so "vanilla?" Or do I need to take an unielding stance one way or the other -- depending on which of my fellow mods you listen to, the conservatives or liberals? Yes, believe it or not, I think we have both.

I hate to start off this moderator thing with two strikes against me.

On the other hand, not cleaving to one strict ideology makes it so much easier in the voting booth when the choice is between a reasonably qualified candidate whom I like vs. some idiot from a group I generally claim to be a part of who has ideas I find stupid.

But, then, I usually feel like both "sides" have some decent planks in their platform, and choose the side I agree with most.

Kinda reminds me of that old cheer: "Lean to the "Left", Lean to the "Right", Stand Up, Sit Down, Upchuck twice. Wait, I think I made that last part up. Just the way I feel presently.

All of this because I don't want to be painted with the same brush as 74 other moderators. I doubt that any of us do.

DA,

Was merely pointing out that some apparantly believe that one's political affiliation plays a major part in their ability to moderate a Greek website. I for one think that one's political stance has little to no bearing on their abliltiy to be a fair and capable moderator. Although Munchkin and I (Munch, just using you for an example) do not see eye to eye on some things, i think she is a relatively level-headed person and think she would make a fair mod.

My entire post was meant tongue-in-cheek for certain individuals who know who they are.

Kitso
KS 361 times it's SARCASM folks

Rudey · #14 10-16-2003, 02:49 PM

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Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
DA,

Was merely pointing out that some apparantly believe that one's political affiliation plays a major part in their ability to moderate a Greek website. I for one think that one's political stance has little to no bearing on their abliltiy to be a fair and capable moderator. Although Munchkin and I (Munch, just using you for an example) do not see eye to eye on some things, i think she is a relatively level-headed person and think she would make a fair mod.

My entire post was meant tongue-in-cheek for certain individuals who know who they are.

Kitso
KS 361 times it's SARCASM folks

Burn this pansy liberal!

-Rudey

GeekyPenguin · #15 10-16-2003, 02:51 PM

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Originally posted by DeltAlum
All of this because I don't want to be painted with the same brush as 74 other moderators. I doubt that any of us do.

Exactly...and as an example, I don't think AXO Alum and I could differ any more on political issues.

Plus, I don't see how my voting affects my ability to moderate the Gamma Phi Beta forum. If it did, I'm pretty sure I never would have been approved to be a mod, because we all know how much my little heart bleeds. ETA: I do, however, think my political ability would impair my ability to mod any type of political thread, since I have a huge bias in one direction. This, among many other reasons, is why I should never be a Chit-Chat mod.

Kitso, maybe you should shoot John a PM and ask him about this, he might be able to help you.

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And to bust this back on track, when I was little I was a Republican. I mean really little - like 8. It was the "cool" thing to do at my Catholic school.