Are you a democrat or a repuclican or other?

[EXman]

Conservative non party affiliated...

 

[dennilfloss]

I'm a Canadian Liberal which means other. If I were a Progressive Conservative, I'd choose Democrat.

 

[Siddhartha]

I could not vote for Mr Bush or McCain\Palin. The states I have lived in as an adult were either Republican or Democratic, so it did not for matter whom I voted.

 

[rudder]

Although i typically vote republican, I am not registered to the party, and I have voted for democrats in the past (usually state/local) elections... so I choose other.

This election was a republican sweep for me. 8 years of a democratic governor who got us into a serious budget mess despite having a balanced budget amendment... I had to go with the republican who promised cuts.

I think you will find most people fit the other category. These are the same ones that for the most part got obama elected and just yesterday kicked pelosi to the curb.

 

[SniperWulf]

I think they are all crooks. Too busy fighting amongst each other to do what is truly best for the average taxpayers like you and I.

 

[bamacre]

 

[Scotteq]

This is my point. Most people identifying themselves as "Democrats" or "Republicans" aren't actually Democrats or Republicans. They register party preference for the purpose of voting in the primaries. Political parties have actual memberships that usually require dues or time commitments. I went hunting for party membership numbers this evening but haven't found any yet. Back in the 80s real live party members (Dem and Rep combined) made up only 6% of the population. I'm curious as to what the numbers are today.

That's a very interesting question: I poked around a little, and so far have only found numbers concerning registered voters.

 

[dud]

What is a "repuclican"?

 

[BoberFett]

ROFL!





dang caps filter

 

[nick1985]

Libertarian more than anything

 

[nick1985]

What is a "repuclican"?

A cross between a Republican and a pelican