Neither party represents the majority of Americans on a sizable portion of the issues. This is why the vote is so split and fluid. When the relative priorities of certain issues change as with the security issue or one party over reaches as with Hillary's plan the public support pendulum swings (at least among those with open minds). Now I know why you sound like those Democratic campaign commercials that leave out so many inconvenient facts.
Does Zel Miller count as a Democrat Chris? Or does anyone who feels that the party has placed partisanship over national security automatically get dismissed from the party? I used to split my vote about evenly between the parties, but will have a real hard time doing so this time after the party line false claims on stolen elections and WMD lies.
Regards,
Mark
Current Events » in reply to re: Got a card? I'm a member of the DNC and will vote for a sane leader John Kerry. Not one who takes hours to respond to a video and a day later makes a fake meeting. Bush followed the leader.
Anyone With A Card For Either Of These Sorry Parties Has Given Up Thinking About The Issues
The whole thread (40 posts)
- Do you feel safer?
- re: You are asking the wrong question. Are you safer? How do you know you are? (n/t)
- A LOT safer!
- No, But I'll Feel Less Safe If Clueless Kerry Wins
- Yes, since President Bush responded (as Clinton had not) to Al Qaeda IN KIND.
- Of course not. An American, travelling abroad - - -
- I'm going to do this once more, very, very slowly...
- It doesn't matter how slow you go, it's still crap
- You really believe that, don't you Tom?
- A rolled up sliver of bamboo inside bacon fat works also,
- A rolled up sliver of bamboo inside bacon fat works also,
- The limitations of B & W thinking. Again.
- Did you read my post at all?
- I'm going to do this once more, very, very slowly...
- Bigger picture.
- No...
- re: Do you feel safer?
- I feel alot safer than I did on September 11 (I'm a Democrat voting for Bush) (n/t)