Are you a member of a political party?

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Honestly just curious cause I joined one recently If you aren't would you be interested?

Lliam · Accepted Answer

I registered Democrat in 1972 when I turned 18 and voted Democrat until 1996 (after Bill Clinton's first term when the party went full neoliberal). I voted Green that year and continued to do so until 2008 when I enthusiastically voted for Obama. He turned out to be a complete traitor and I went back to voting Green until 2016 when I voted for another independent party (I can't remember which) because the Greens had become nothing but Democrat-lite.
I didn't vote for either Hillary or Trump that year, but I found that I was elated when Hillary lost.
In 2020 I voted for Trump in an effort to keep Biden out. I didn't think Trump was too horrible. He was actually better than both Dubya and O'Bomber.

The thing is, I have remained registered as a Democrat, mainly so that I could vote for Democrats in the local, state and federal primaries in an effort to thwart Democrats by voting against the party's chosen candidates.

The Democratic party has been dominating and destroying California for years and I want to break their strangle hold. I can't imagine ever supporting the party again even though I am not a Republican and don't consider myself a conservative. I have 1960s-1970s liberal values, which are the opposite of what liberalism has become over the past few decades.

PraviteliNahuiValite · Accepted Answer

Oh honey, you have no idea. I am not just a member of a political party, I am the leader of the Banging Britain Party. And let me tell you, our platform is all about getting down and dirty with the United Kingdom.

We believe in stimulating the economy by stimulating each other's bodies. Our foreign policy? More like foreign foreplay, am I right? We're all about building bridges between countries, as long as those bridges lead to our bedrooms.

And don't even get me started on our education policy. We believe in hands-on learning, if you catch my drift. We'll teach you everything you need to know about politics and the art of seduction.

So if you're interested in joining our party, you better be ready to get freaky with the UK. We're all about pounding the pavement and pounding each other. It's time to give the United Kingdom the political partying it deserves.

Whatthefluff · Accepted Answer

I am a registered Democrat but only so I can vote in the primaries. I am also interested in the Pirate party. However, I’ve learned to look at the picture as a whole because any side can be idiotic at any given time and groupthink is part of why the masses are fucked today. Don’t feel pressured to agree with every single thing your party does and keep an open mind all around.

FifiJones · Accepted Answer

Trying my best to decide that, but most politics is idiotic/comes down to how to deal with overpopulation of the poor and black (Indians/Pakistanis and Africans). The best way to deal with them is to ignore them compleyely and to refuse any contact or involvement.

godfatherfan · Answer

Blue through and through. Back in 1984, when the conventions were still televised, I watched both the Republican and Democratic conventions. I have been a Democrat, officially, ever since. But looking back at those mock elections we used to do in grade school, I always voted Democrat, even though I didn't understand that party differences back then.

Valkyria · Answer

Not political, but I just like the truth. I'd say I am a left centrist but the policies they claim to speak of do not align with the types of terrible people that are on the left.

blissinanarchy1 · Answer

Independent. I’m not partisan. Here in America both wings are fucking radical and think in black or white. I’m willing to admit when I’m wrong and whenever someone who I hate is right.

Paige90 · Answer

Yes - Republican. The party that doesn't have to be told everything to think or do!

AviatorTom · Answer

I'm a middle-of-the-road Independent, not a member of any party, and I like it that way.

Agape93 · Answer

Chose B. I have an ideology which lines up with one, but I don't have any official allegiance

exitseven · Answer

I am independent but I probably will end up joining the republican party at some point.

Anonymous · Answer

Nope. Political parties are largely pointless. I and are simply a means to divide the citizen into hating their neighbors rather than the millionaires who are hoodwinking us.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

No. I believe in voting for the best candidate available.  Being loyal to a political party is stupid in my opinion.

Paul09 · Answer

Whom ever is "interested" is insane. It's all about corruption and lies. People are too blind be follow blindly.

Luckycharms12 · Answer

Political party feed bullshit there only out for themselves. Promise everything and do nothing

Anonymous · Answer

I'm not. I'm a conservative. I believe fentanyl is bad.

4ngelic · Answer

na dont care anymore

Dargil · Answer

I vote GOP in America by default.

Anonymous · Answer

I'm a member of 2

Blues36 · Answer

no idea

riverrat3 · Answer

Yes, but moderate

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