What's your political affiliation?

[cartman24]

Independent. No matter who's in office, we're fucked.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Kiss Army

 

[lurkingdirk]

How 'bout voting for evil?

 

[om3ga]

Guess I'm Independent (well I won't be voting for those greedy expenses-lovers in any of the main UK parties next month)

 

[Facial_King]

Independent, left of the Dems.

 

[jinxypie]

Unaffiliated.

But I do take the time to go and vote.

 

[Cpt.Obvious]

Anarchist:thefinger:banger:



:iloveyou:

 

[Straight Shooter]

I'm a Communist

 

[darkwarrior3007]

Independent. I vote for who ever I want.

 

[MrZiggles]

I'm routinely annoyed by both sides, so I'm not affiliated with a party. I vote Republican more often than Democrat though.

 

[ThatRedWing]

I will never identify with any political party. Libertarians come the closest to my views. I have this silly little thing that I do that keeps me from fully supporting any party. It's called thinking for myself.

 

[marquis2]

What no other category?

For the most part this, but not everything he wrote.
Biblical Constitutionalist

Another foundational premise and a reality of life in America today, is that the vast majority of American citizens don’t care how our country was founded, nor what its founding documents say or mean. In short, they want “theirs,” and don’t want to be confused with facts. That’s right: they want a government that will take care of them – a concept that, at its core, is expressly forbidden in our founding laws and principles.

Lazy people who want daddy government to take care of them.
That's what every American should be against.

WAAAA! :crying:

:tongue:

No it isn't against the founding principles at all. One key item is the social compact which means the people are governed by consent, and if the people wish for a welfare state that is their right. Limited government means just that-limited to what is necessary.If the people feel that a health program is necessary then it's within the founding principles for the government to instigate one.The world has changed and people's aspirations are different. Accept this, otherwise you will be stuck in the eighteenth century.

 

[gunslingingbird]

I'm a registered Republican because, of the two American political parties that actually stand a chance of having power, it's the party whose theoretical ideals are best aligned with my beliefs, but I think all politicians come from the same cesspool of scum. Democrat, Republican, Independent, it's all the same shit. Everybody does what lobbyists and those paying for their campaigns want them to do.

 

[BigSwede]

I am a socialdemocrat,but I'm not entirely sure they will get my vote in September since they seem to go away from the politics I like them for.

 

[Johan]

Since there' only two options wich are the two big parties of the US, I guess this poll is only for americans...

 

[ed007]

I'm a registered Republican because, of the two American political parties that actually stand a chance of having power, it's the party whose theoretical ideals are best aligned with my beliefs, but I think all politicians come from the same cesspool of scum. Democrat, Republican, Independent, it's all the same shit. Everybody does what lobbyists and those paying for their campaigns want them to do.

Indeed. I can do little more than agree with you again, sir.
:hatsoff::hatsoff:

It’s pretty much the same here in England IMO. Actually, I think you’ll find the same problem in any country. Some are just worse than others. High influence and power often leads to corruption. Politicians have a “hell” of a lot of influence and power so you can do the math.:2 cents:

Election fever is about to consume Britain. I may vote but for now you'll find me hiding under my bed. :1orglaugh

 

[feller469]

I am getting to the point I am fed up with all of them. The system is corrupt and broken, but too many people are ignorant of the candidates.

The powers have done a great job training people to be able to pick a candidate based solely on a the label of "Republican" or "Democrat". The "brand" names are as infamous as Coke and Pepsi.

 

[Embryoyo]

N/A :thumbsup:

 

[Will E Worm]

I'm a Communist

What!? :nono:

No it isn't against the founding principles at all. One key item is the social compact which means the people are governed by consent, and if the people wish for a welfare state that is their right. Limited government means just that-limited to what is necessary.If the people feel that a health program is necessary then it's within the founding principles for the government to instigate one.The world has changed and people's aspirations are different. Accept this, otherwise you will be stuck in the eighteenth century.

Yes, it is and no I will not be. :tongue:

 

[Yoichi23]

very liberal so democrat