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12-21-2006, 10:19 AM #11
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Re: Is Karl Rove right?
Originally Posted by dem4labor
Hey Dem I am just as disillusioned as you are. I truly feel that for the first time since I can remember I do not have a government that represents me. I am a white 37-year-old middle class guy, and the country my forefathers helped create no longer speaks for me or is looking out for my well being. I really feel I have no where to turn. Suddenly I am an enemy in my own country. How the hell did this happen, and why the **** did my parents generation let this happen?"If you always do what You've always done, You'll always get what you always got!"
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12-21-2006, 10:30 AM #12
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dem4labor,I too was a Democrat for 2 years, (age 18 & 19),then a friend suggested that I should study each party's platform stand.When I did I changed to Republican for the next 40 years.Now I am considering going Independent ,depending on whether or not Tancredo or another anti-illegal immigrant candidate decides to run in the Republican primary.
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12-21-2006, 03:17 PM #13Originally Posted by CrocketsGhost
MW, I have been watching Duncan Hunter myself, so far I like what I see.I am afriad though we will be stuck with either Guillani or McCain, don't think I could bring myself to vote for either of those, I have admiration for Guillani's leadership during the 911 crisis, he is pro- choice and pro- gun control, neither of which I can abide. I cannot abide how they brutally kill these innocent victims makes me sick that we call ourselves an enlightened society then allow something as barbaric as Partial Birth abortions!Build the dam fence post haste!
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12-21-2006, 05:04 PM #14
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Hey Crocket and all, in NC at least, you can vote in the primaries if you are registered as "unaffiliated" (the equivalent of Independent). The major parties do allow unaffiliated voters to vote in their primaries - but you can vote in only 1 party's primary, and not in both. I don't know if other states allow this, so you should check in your state before you switch.
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12-21-2006, 05:11 PM #15
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Originally Posted by nittygritty"If you always do what You've always done, You'll always get what you always got!"
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12-21-2006, 05:15 PM #16
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Depends whether your state has an open or closed primary. I think that 27 states have closed primaries. Oklahoma, which I believe is where nittygritty is from, has a closed primary.
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