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Also any politician who believes evolution should not be in biology textbooks.
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Yeah definitely not a right wing nutjob.
Authoritarian corporatist. But not a right wing nutjob. |
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i like how it's red state v blue state when in actuality it's red county vs blue county
so much easier for them to stereotype all texans as X |
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i think the divisive talk of red and blue states deliberately misconstrues the fact that most major cities are politically similar.
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look at what happens when Democrats run congress. it's like herding cats just to get them to pass a bill. There's a contingency of conservatives that break to vote with republicans on social issues, and there are a lot of "moderates" who vote with republicans on issues of economy and finance. The real "Liberal" wing of the Democratic party has very little power in Washington |
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Conservatives don't fall under one narrow political ideology either, buddy.
The liberal Democratic party in DC might have two true liberals. Maybe. |
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you know what I'm talking about. Virtually all republicans self identify as "Conservatives". When asked they'll all puke up the same few bullet points to describe their political ideology. IE. smaller government, lower taxes, fiscal responsibility, etc. etc. A Teabagger will say the exact same thing to describe their general political beliefs as someone like Mitt Romney. You don't get that with Democrats. They don't self identify with such a consistent political ideology. |
which is why they are abject failures and get bullied by a minority
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a minority party, that is hahahahahahahahaha
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Last I checked Dems hung on gun control, pro-choice and universal healthcare. That's no different than what you're saying.
You've bought into the BS two-party stigma. |
have you heard of blue dog democrats or do you just like to play dumb
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Right. I'm saying both parties have all sorts of different sects despite overarching main platforms.
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yeah but the GOP is anchored in a discernible base philosophy and modified by extremism while the democrats reach for the mushy, mediocre center from the center.
i dunno man, i just thing the dems are an absolute mess philosophically and that's because while the right can go "Rand is awesome" even if it's not part of the moderate platform, it influences the party for sure. however, the rational counter response would be Socialism but that's such a dirty, scary word to America that the Dems have to deny it all the time. Essentially I see it to be a tug of war between Libertarian, free market principles and socialism on the other side. The flag in the center may not move too far outside, but there's definitely a political shift, and right now the libertarian/free market/rand people are winning by leagues. To the point that some of the idiots pulling are actually christian extremists that would be more in favor of a totalitarian fundamentalist christian state than free market economics, but for some reason the GOP really motivates these people to show out for them. The only exception to the socialist scare is Ol' Bernie Sanders but he's special and awesome. Also not a Democrat, officially. |
Goddamn communist czar-appointing Ronald Reagan taking away my right to burn flags.
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The Dems are to me kind of the same, they aren't socially progressive whatsover as a whole and Obama's a fucking joke of a "liberal." What'd be best if a few moderate Republicans stood up and took control (Romney's probably that guy, but he won't win the election so it won't happen yet) of the party. Then the actual libertarian movement can suction off to join a legit third party and grab a sect of the Democratic party that doesn't fit in to the current sham. But the money isn't in that to happen, so it won't. |
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we do have a 2 party system. That's reality. I think it's bogus to argue that just because someone registers as a Democrat or votes for Obama that they're blind to the shortcomings of our political system. I'm completely aware of it's shortcomings. In fact, it's overwhelmingly been Progressives who've been critical of the trainwreck of a political system we have right now. |
I mean people bitched for years that Clinton was the best republican president the US ever had. Doesn't matter how you want to label it, those calling themselves republicans have historically been more awful than the other guys at their jobs of making things better for Americans.
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-Unless you're rich as fuck (maybe).
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that's such terrible analysis
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where the fuck is Eulogy?
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Fucking his boyfriend like the rest of us, bro.
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no seriously i'm worried about the rise in relentless, unprovoked esty attacks and a decline in his presence around the board
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