Your political view in a nutshell.

moderate repub

Conservative fence sitter .

moderate repub

Conservative, but i feel i fall under constitutional and repug as well. I'm glad we have no confessed social/commi's in here (yet?). Although i'ds like to know what the two "other" votes were for?

I voted "other" since I am not a member of any party listed , nor any for that matter . I am firmly on the fence .

social democrat :thumbup:

Belligerent Republican, Hannity-style.

"You filthy liberals, you."

i'm registered independent, but after taking several of those online quizzes, i tend to always come up under Libertarian.

The democratic party is a bit broken at the moment.

It traditionally (best) served as a coalition party, meaning it banded together
several groups who brought agendas to the table and functioned in a way that
the voters set the parties agenda. Most of those agendas came to pass (labor
reform, civil rights, women's issues) and it became stuck as just a party that
kinda has a vaguely liberal outlook and plays the same lobbyist-friendly game
the Republicans do. meanwhile, The Reps have built their own coalition, where
once they just represented the view of keeping government small and out
of everyone's lives and way, they now bring together pro-life forces, those
with moral issues and religious concerns, Corporate entities and those in favor
of deregulating business and lowering taxes.

The dems have been "out-coalitioned" lately (except with Bill Clinton as a candidate).
I can't just support the Democrats because they aren't the Republicans. That's
stupid. I've voted for reform-minded Republicans locally and in the U.S. Senate
(I come from a state with perhaps the most corrupt state government in history).
Nationally, I really wish the Libertarians and The Green Party and the other
progressive parties would, first off, find some short term mutually beneficial
agendas to work together towards, then take their assembled power and
their agendas and messages to the Democrats and build a coalition.

That's what American politics is about, not a two-sided tug of war that doesn't
get resolved... or get anything beneficial and far-sighted accomplished.

I'm an "other," a Green Liberaltarian.

I thought there probably wouldn't be much for Constitutional so I voted for them. I like the GOP more though.

Hi Folks,

Gun owning conservative here and still republican, even though I think it is time for a new party, maybe we should call it the "Common Sense" party.

Mad

Anyone who votes a straight ticket should LOSE their right to vote In my perfect world. Vote on the issue and YOUR belief, Not on what any particular party says.

Exactly, too bad so many would rather toe the party line than think for themselves. America holds its nose while voting, while the bile they burp up burns their throats. I will NEVER vote for a candidate simply because they are republican. If Rudy McRommney gets the nod, I will be writing in my vote, probably with my Benchmade.

Man, I have to tell you I'm pretty fascinated by your views. It's nice to meet
a maverick, whether we agree on most stuff or not...

Yeah what he said, LOL.

92's a Rino. LOL

You wish.

LOL, thought i'd get a responce outa that, LOL Just funnin.

Rugonnacry wrote:
"Anyone who votes a straight ticket should LOSE their right to vote In my perfect world. Vote on the issue and YOUR belief, Not on what any particular party says"

I could not have said it better myself. I voted other, I am fiscally conservative but libertarian in other areas. Dont take my money and dont tell me what to do!