What are you: Republican, Democrat, Liberal, etc.?

Answer 1

I love the answers above. Doesn't anyone commit anymore ? I guess they are all "Mugwumps". Sitting on the fence "independently thinking thinking who has the better deal" I guess that makes you better not to commit to a political party.
Conservative republican

Answer 2

Republican

Answer 3

I consider myself an Revolutionist, advocating the overthrow of the stranglehold the Republican and Democratic parties have had on our political system for over a hundred years. Their monopolistic control has resulted in giving "we the people" no real choice (since Republicrats are all basically the same these days: arrogant, power-hungry, status-seeking, greedy, corrupt, contemptible, incompetent sub-humans who are in reality running nothing more than a 'legal' version of the Mafia).
Congress (and the Oval Office) is full of pedophiles, shoplifters, liars, petty thieves, bad-check writers, gambling addicts, drug abusers, homosexuals, cross dressers, alcoholics, rapists and perhaps even a murderer or two (if the truth be known). It's time all of these evil, wicked cretins are sent straight to Hell and replaced with true patriots, statesmen who want to serve their country and the servants to the "people" (instead of bagboys for the special interests, lobbyists, wealthy elitists, members of the military-industrial complex, and corporate kingpins). -RKO-

Answer 4

I'm a Democrat. I have trouble with the idea of being stereotyped for my answer. Especially when the labels are outrageous. I'm guilty of responding in anger to name calling Republicans. I shouldn't let myself get drawn into a fight. I should learn to walk away and remind myself that the majority of the people with a different political affiliation are decent, hardworking people who only want what's best for the country. We merely disagree on the path to get there. I would really love it if both parties spent their time trying to take care of all of us instead of trying to dig up dirt on each other. I wonder if that day will ever come.

Answer 5

Independent

Answer 6

Independent Libertarian

Answer 7

Independent Liberal - Probably more a lean to the Green Party if I was forced to choose.

Answer 8

I generally side with Republicans when they are fiscally conservative, patriotic, and not afraid to confront evil. They lose me when they talk about things like religion and abortion. I like moderates like Susan Collins, Herb Kohl, Joe Lieberman and can't stand people like Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Dick Durban, Stenny Hoyer, Teddy Kennedy, and crooks like Tom Delay.

I long for the return to moderate politics. Our current system is broken due to the lack of cooperation between parties.

Answer 9

enormous events are risky, as you land up in precisely the area we at the instant are. With events people tend to get some ideological attachment to their party and might help it blindly, without looking heavily on the folk they're balloting for- or greater importantly, on the folk in the back of the folk they're balloting for. subsequently no rely which party is in power, we are transforming into a similar concern for some years... greater spending, much less freedom. we don't prefer stability, we don't prefer events. we prefer people who comprehend our shape and the rule of thumb of regulation, and who're unswerving to usa and to no longer globalist agendas. The function of the federal government is meant to be relatively constrained and any talk of 'stability' extremely skill 'boost'.

Answer 10

I'm a moderately liberal Democrat and proud.