Are you a Republican, Democrat, or independent?

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I am  only  curious. I won't be replying to any comments but feel free to comment. Also please vote, I would like to see the results from gag.

Miah04 · Accepted Answer

Independent.

But i know for now until the democrats change their propaganda of trying to make this a identity politics i am not voting for them.

It is a very harmful message they are pushing right now especially towards the black community.

I know we deserve better, than to be openly told by them (that we aren't as capable as white people and white people should give us things they worked hard for because we are able to get it without handouts)

That is a dangerous message to us.

They want us to villianize white people while making us feel helpless and victims.

I myself know we are stronger than the dems see us, and far more capable of achieving things then they give us credit for.

If they truly wanted to help us, they would teach us how to get better skills, to open up more opportunities for us. How to find scholarships for college, how to secure loans for start up funds.

But instead the message is we can't do it because white people won't let us.

They try to discourage us from following our dreams.

They tell us openly have sex with no consequences. While over 1 million abortions last year, and 1.2 million people live with HIV.

Guess on both categories has the highest perecentages. That's right it's us.

They give us role models that promote reckless sex, criminal behavior.

The republicans don't want to ban abortions they want stricter laws, so people aren't recklessly having sex, spreading disease and making babies just to kill them.

I mean sex is literally the act to create life, and then people go oml i created life how could this happen 😱

Truth is dems hate us. But they need our votes for now.

So they promote us to be reckless, and we are believing it is out of love, so we follow it, and we are literally killing ourselves.

Population control.

CrazyGirl2 · Accepted Answer

Independent (or here in Florida, it’s called NPA, or No Party Affiliation ). I consider myself a classical liberal! I believe if free speech, limited government, and self reliance. Laura 🤗 🥰

Makeushiver · Accepted Answer

I hate the polarity of the decision and extremes at both ends are uncomfortable. Essentially liberal despite the problems associated with what is called liberalism today. There are far more people who identify themselves as Democrats than Republicans - on the order of 65% vs. 35% but most Democrats seem more willing to argue than to vote as Republicans vote a much higher percentage- the reverse of the breakdown above. If I look at the track record of Democrat vs. Republican in Congress it becomes apparent that Democrats support of Social Security, Unemployment, medical coverage such as it is, Medicare, every employment benefit, e. g. child labor laws, overtime required, OSHA will benefit myself and my peers more than Republicans who fought against every one of the above benefits. Unchecked though the Democrats seem willing to spend all of the money I've earned on any civil rights, warm & fuzzy issue.

I get tired of the political correctness Democrats insist upon as much as I get tired of the greed of which the Republicans seem to have a monopoly.

Capitalism seems as defunct as communism was so the answer must lie somewhere between the far left and the far right.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Both Republicans and Democrats are corrupt, but Democrats are far more corrupt. A vote for any other party is a wasted vote.

I vote for the least corrupt of the two parties which today is Republican. I don't want to waste my vote. The Democrat party is dangerously close to Communism and showing all the signs that history has proven to be dangerous for the people they represent. The Republican party is not perfect, and there are plenty of bad apples, but overall it is a far better choice if you value freedom and prosperity.

Anyone who would even be a member of the Democrat party with this multi hundred Year history of being the party founded to represent slave owners and it's current incarnation having been co-opted by Marxist communists is either naive, illiterate of history and economics, or intentionally evil. The Democratic party is a threat to every American's liberty, security, and prosperity even the vast majority of the people who call themselves Democrats. They will be the first to suffer the horrific consequences if their party gains monopolistic power.

WhiteSteve · Answer

Independent, I’m not into all the petty fuckery, haha

But the social positions held by Republicans these days offend me on a soul level, like it’s the embodiment of most things ugly in the world, so until that get renounced and denounced strongly and permanently, I can’t see myself voting red

Summeroflove · Answer

More and more I tend to lean right on things I used to be more centrist leaning and could empathize with some things the left was doing but they just have gone too far for me and even people who were left leaning just a few years ago have started coming over.

The extreme left has started calling anyone who thinks any differently then themselves right wing extremists. This includes anyone with moderate views on abortion, LGBT issues, the green agenda/climate change, among really anything else really. So people just get tired of it and tried of trying to bow down to these people and just become independents if not republicans.

A lot of the old school democrats have also just found no place for them in the party anymore. It’s gone too far to the left and they are so hair triggered as well as very inconsistent people. Many leftists have cognitive dissidence/double think, are hypocrites, and project who they are on other people. Many are very hate filled individuals who enjoy projecting that on other people.

You will only get into circular logic with these people who will only try to trip you up and gaslight you until as well as keep doubling down. Until you just get sick of arguing with these individuals and realize it’s simply not worth it.

Sure, I don’t agree with everything on the right necessarily either. But many “right wingers” are also very nice people who will give almost anyone respect so long as you show it to them. There are some examples people like to use as a straw man and don’t get me wrong there is nice democrats too. But even a lot of them are saying how they just can’t stand with the extreme left anymore.

normalice · Answer

I was a republican then became libertarian when Bush proved to be a disaster. Then became a Democrat when Trump nearly ran democracy into the ground. Now I look back with regret on how naive I was to ever be a libertarian and doubt people who claim to be independent.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

I am an anarchist (not: Anomie) with some friendly feelings for realistic social democracy (not: socialism)

An Americanesian recently considered me to be some kind of Libertarian - whatever that means to him.

I'd label myself as an ''Independent, free from Independentism"

AviatorTom · Answer

I was raised in a Democrat family but have always voted as an Independent. I'm not registered with either party and get texts and emails from both Dems and Reps, asking for money.

I vote for the candidates that are closest to my beliefs and desires in government. I never vote a party line.

Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

Anarchist, mostly, buuuuuut one side of it , I need to specify! Else those pesky US libertarians will think I have something to do with anarcho-capitalism, I don't, really not, go back to Stirner or whatever your philosophy of freedom is, it's not mine, it's yours lol

Joshydavid25 · Answer

I'm a "Right-Leaning Libertarian" if I have to give myself label.. I never considered myself a Democrat or a Republican, but I did call myself a Conservative at one point.. At least I never hated the Republican party.. I can't stand the Democratic party even though there are a lot of good people who are.

dragoblack · Answer

I'm a progressive and will vote based on past evidence of doing what they say they are in support of, rather than verbal vomit, and make sure the platform is one that will progress the nation into a stable & advancing future. Country's support pillars will always be the working class. If the working class is not stable, neither will be the country, regardless of the record profits large companies make.

Staximus · Answer

The Democrats and Republicans are what's wrong with this country. Nobody can challenge their amount of campaign funding unless they are a billionaire

NathanDavis · Answer

why is there no option for...  noone of them...

exitseven · Answer

I was always an Independent but the democrats have gotten so crazy I had to take a side. I now consider myself a Republican.

Dargil · Answer

Conservative, populist , patriotic independent. Like Trump. He had to select the GOP because independents lose.

snowboarder720 · Answer

I can’t wait to cheat on my Democratic vote to make MAGA sore losers again!!

MicahRaine · Answer

Independent/other. I don't care about party lines. I just vote for whoever I think will do the most good and the least evil.

TedBr · Answer

In todays political landscape the only party to vote on is the Democrats as the Republicans have been killed by Trump and turned into a messy extremist family clan

Anonymous · Answer

I'm other, or independent. I kinda like the Green party.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

Registered Democrat on paper since High School but I never changed it. Now, I'm neither. I will not vote in American politics ever again.

Knightwatch27 · Answer

Non-American, conservative in my country. My party the Christian Democrats usually support republican candidates, I recall Marco Rubio was our favorite 2016.

Anonymous · Answer

I used to be a Republican but I will not be one until Trump is gone and the party returns to decency. So I'll be Independent until then.

llorando · Answer

Was a Democrat, but they proved themselves to be just as corrupt as Republicans, so now I'm a independent.

Still-alive · Answer

I'm a progressive. im not a fan of liberals but im really really not a fan of conservatives and dislike magas in particular.

Cubus · Answer

I'm not American. If I were, I would probably vote Republicans most of the time, although I care more about policies and not about party.

Anonymous · Answer

A Consitutionalist. I tend to vote Republican though because they are the lesser of two evils.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Golden Boy !!!(And Baby Bobby's trying to get Trump elected so he can get a cabinet post !!!)

eagle1951 · Answer

I'm and American, not a Party, I vote for who I think will do the right for America not a Party

DJB72 · Answer

I'm not American. Thankfully this year.

BLP11520 · Answer

Other? Like what

Liketotry · Answer

I vote democrat sometimes too

CubaPirate · Answer

None of the above

Iron_Man · Answer

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