I think most agnostics are are democrats. Select yes if you are a democrat, no for a Republican, and select number three if you are an independent. Thanks.
The problem is, an independent apparently can't win. I like to vote for the issues, but I usually fall somewhere in between Rep. and Dems. Like, I believe in pro-choice for abortion, but I believe in closed borders. I believe in better equality for incomes, and probably Medicare for all. I am not a socialist I don't believe this country was founded on God and Christianity.
Though I find most democrats who are working for us to be wanting, at this time I think it is important to go to one side showing support for them over Repubs.
Independent who will under no circumstances vote "R", until they morph back into a party with the public interest front-and-center...
Democrats are the thinking compassionate people
Everything democrats believe in isn't bad. I believe in healthcare for all, but not open borders. I don't believe in funding immigrants when there are so many poor Americans here. Let's take care of our own first. We don't need Islam in the USA because they don't believe in the separation of church and state (most of them). We need to take care of our planet but the rest of the world has to cooperate with us. The trickle-down theory doesn't work. A $15 minimum wage will drive many small businesses into bankruptcy. We need democrats to stop playing the race card.
The next US election is not that far away.
How do we know you're not a Russian spy collecting data to tamper with the next election too?
I am a social democrat. The majority of both Republicans and Democrats are criminals.
Moderate I agree and disagree with both major parties. I also believe that being a free country that everyone has the right to determine the hoodwinking all politicians try to cram down our throats.
“all politicians”? I listened to and met one last night - I’d put her life work and worth up against anyone making such an ignorant claim. Think you’d stand up?
@azzow2 Not this one.. Often times we’ll nearly beg the best to run. This one’s in to health care advocacy, having won an award also recently won by our US Senator. She’s for real, nearly coming to tears describing her passion and reasons for running, while bringing some of us close to the same.
“I hate ...Hate asking for money” she said! … as her wealthy Republican businessman will likely blow her off the political map… I’m gonna give her some.. She’s real. And so are/ were many magnificent people I’ve volunteered for. The problem is, the good one’s don’t win as often as they should … leaving some real assholes in office. I can understand how you’d paint them ‘all the same,’ but if you get involved, you’ll find they’re not.
@Varn Christine Todd Whitman was the governor of New Jersey. She had created many jobs by enacting a law that only gestation employees can pump gas. This is a very smart way to employ people to boost income tax in take. She did not claim a lot of credit for this. Like you say there are some good ones it is rare to find the ones not corrupted by by capital and power.
@Grecio My mistake I think my kindle created that word lol. I had seen you worked for Miller Brewing. I had worked for Stroh's. Stroh`s was sold to Pabst, Pabst sold all it labels to Miller to avoid an antitrust lawsuit from Coors and Anheuser Busch. I had worked at the last Strohs/Pabst brewer in Fogvills vill Pennsylvania(closed in 2001) We were brewing Sam Adams Beer and Yingling. I worked in the bottle shop and keg room.
@azzow2 I am afraid the I was at the lesser valued two-piece aluminum can plant. We didn't have the nectar. I did visit the brewery in Albany, Ga. numerous times to troubleshoot problems with cans. What a delicious aroma in the breweries. Miller was owned by Phillip Morris at the time but I think later sold.. I am retired now. We made 3,000,000 cans per day, only 12 ounces.
#4 Green Party
Please name one Green Party President ...that’s why I quit tossing away my vote for them ..decades ago.
@Varn That's not the point. The point is to vote your conscience. Voting for the lesser of two evils is still evil.
@dare2dream Tossing your opportunity to choose a candidate, then a president ..is placing your conscience above reality. Thanks for nothing
@Varn Here's the scenario. Clinton vs Trump in 2016. I wanted anyone BUT Trump but California always goes to the Democrats. My vote for Clinton would have been a drop in an over flowing bucket. Clinton didn't need me. A wasted vote if there ever was one. Instead, I voted to boost the party that really reflects my interests as part of the effort to grow the party.
@Varn In my hast I forgot to mention that California is Winner Take All state; Any candidate who wins over 50% gets ALL the delegates in the Electorial College.
@dare2dream Problem is, The Greens are a ‘party’ going nowhere - we do not have a Parliamentary System. Loads of folks across the nation knew trump wasn’t going to win, so felt free to ‘vote their conscience,’ or not at all..
In OR you need to be registered with a party to vote in it’s primary. Determining ‘which green was greenest’ was definitely a waste of my vote. As a registered Dem, I got to help choose the eventual presidential candidate.
In VA, my new home, there is no party affiliation, we’ve ‘open primaries.’ Tossing my vote with a Green would simply waste it, leaving no say on a viable candidate. And, there’s no way I’d have tossed it to the Green in 2016, though HRC (and Tim Kaine) took the state.
Do you register with a party in CA? If so, are you registered Green? ..and if so.. I fully understand why you're not watching the debates (right now), you’d have no say
I am an independent but an independent can't win the presidential election so I have to choose. I voted for Trump, never thinking he would win. However, Hilary is a crook like her husband. Trump is a shitass but he does believe in enforcing the immigration laws of this country.
You’d be my Exhibit A with regard to how trump got here.. ...I should ‘store your words’ ..for when another round of ‘open borders’ foolishness begins
Regarding the Clinton's, I love em… They knew the speed at which the US could progress, how, and had the respect of the world - still do. How anyone could call them ‘crooks’ - and have voted for trump ... is likely the same mentality that feeds religion
I think you voted right and yes I think immigration is definitely an important issue.
In that case perhaps you too should go back to your roots, unless you are a native Indian you to come from somewhere else.
@StarvingArtist Well, the economy is doing well, although wages are low. Foreign policy is at a standstill. I believe in healthcare for all but the government would screw it up. Climate change is important, of course, but it's too boring and complicated.