Thread: Quitting The Republican Party

That's like jumping into the fire and taking the pan along for the ride.

Nadar is a socialist and like Perot, he's had his 15 min.

Why not vote smart and reward those politicians who are doing their jobs while punishing EACH AND EVERY politician who is selling us out, regardless of political stripe?

I think this is the way to go. Reward those who have stuck to their guns.

I know a LOT of outraged Democrats! Where is their voice??

Originally Posted by nittygritty

CrocketsGhost, I am with you all the way about the republican vs the democrats. both my republican Senators are against amnesty and guest worker and it was my senator Inhofe who introduced the amendment on the floor to make English our national language. It was the Democrats man Harry Reid who got up there and made a total fool of himself by saying that was a racist thing to make English the language, what an Idiot, I will stand behind my republican senators! It is to late now to make a difference by changing parties before the elections in Nov after that who knows, If we could get a 3rd party going that would have a chance and make a difference in our fight It wouldn't bother me to change then, I would though like to see the democrats here, pounce their Senators as they really seem to want to pounce on our republican ones!

Yeah, the bashing here is pretty one-sided considering how the votes are going down.

Maybe the Democrats don't feel betrayed by their party like Republicans do. It's pretty typical for Democrats to fall on the side of the bleeding heart - needy people that did it to themselves. Let us embrace them, keep them dependent on us and they will always vote for us.... Oh please.

I'm a split ticket because I don't vote strait party. In TX I do not become associated with a party unless I vote in a primary. That stamp will get you into the electorate selection process. You can go to the after election meeting, where the voting and selection of electorates from your area are chosen to go up the ladder....this process eventually selectes the Electoral Delegates to Washington. My history teacher told me about a local guy, a fresh out of high school and first time voter, who was chosen and he went to the regional level. His parents probably had connections to the party. Then again, at that low of a level, anyone could go and it wouldn't matter.

Dixie

Originally Posted by Dixie

Maybe the Democrats don't feel betrayed by their party like Republicans do. It's pretty typical for Democrats to fall on the side of the bleeding heart - needy people that did it to themselves. Let us embrace them, keep them dependent on us and they will always vote for us.... Oh please.

I'm a split ticket because I don't vote strait party. In TX I do not become associated with a party unless I vote in a primary. That stamp will get you into the electorate selection process. You can go to the after election meeting, where the voting and selection of electorates from your area are chosen to go up the ladder....this process eventually selectes the Electoral Delegates to Washington. My history teacher told me about a local guy, a fresh out of high school and first time voter, who was chosen and he went to the regional level. His parents probably had connections to the party. Then again, at that low of a level, anyone could go and it wouldn't matter.

Dixie

I vote a split ticket as well, particularly for judges where I prefer third party candidates who are strict interpretationalists. I voted against Bush when he ran for governor.

Originally Posted by 2ndamendsis

That's like jumping into the fire and taking the pan along for the ride.

Nadar is a socialist and like Perot, he's had his 15 min.

Hi 2ndamendsis,

That may be.

Presently the choices are:

Hillary (card-carrying Socialist/Communist/Stalinist)
The GOP candidate (whoever is)
Ralph Nader (if he runs again)

Besides Ralph, are there any other known independent candidates?

I have always been Independent and evaluate each election and its candidates separately (best person for the job). One warning however: in Florida at least (don't know about other states), you cannot vote in a Primary unless you are Republican or Democrat. What we do is re-register with a Party affiliation and then switch back to Independent after the Primary. It increases your junk mail tremendously but at least you get to vote in any Primary elections.

Originally Posted by sawdust

I no longer want to be affiliated with the republican party, I am changing to the independent party.

If everyone quit the republican and democrat parties, it would send a powerful message that we are taking this anymore.

Sawdust, that is true but do you really want to turn your back on people like Tancredo, Inhofe, Ted Poe, the list goes on and on of people who are on our side> I am sure there are a few democrats somewhere who is on our side""" Just teasing, I think we need to pick and choose our leaders by how they vote not their party afiliation!

Originally Posted by 2ndamendsis

That's like jumping into the fire and taking the pan along for the ride.

Nadar is a socialist and like Perot, he's had his 15 min.

Unfortunately, unlike Perot, that 15 minutes seems to have lasted for two hours.