ARE YOU Democrat or Republican...Why????

Question

Are you one or the other because of tradition or because of what you personally believe to represent your opinions and or ideas.

why are you on that party

and who will you decide to vote towards in the next election?

Answer 1

Independent...I vote for the person who I think is right for the job.

Answer 2

Coming to the facts of political virtues, I am democratic.
The reason is a six point argument, taught in the finest schools
to the smartest collegiates before they enter the adult life. As
a centurion said to the blessed angel Yahweh, I have left my
weapon at the altar, can I trust you to treat me farely, I have
nothing to defend me if you defile or ask me about corruptions.
The second and greater point is that centurion was truly an old
guard and basically harmless, and lazy, simply marching
around the temple eating meals. 3. The governor of that
troop made a living on forced, ritual taxations, you know it is
a law to pay the state a share of the earnings. 4. Nothing at
all was done with this money and eventually they were robbed
and the town attacked for their treasure stories had travelled
farther and into the wilds without plans and duties fulfilled.
5. Many called themselves republicore and named themselves
after the armies training commanders. 6. The nation failed and
eventually became the tribe of Syrian farmers working for other
nations. This showing the one poiint that self worth was not
in the history of the planners of a general politics of wealth,
gold, power, organization and inventions. These were subtitles
of a real world where farming, fareness, and equalities would
help this nation to become a nation that has solid beliefs under
God. Democratic principle is like that, the opportunities are
known to be larger than the movements, yet somehow the use
of thought and belief may have pleasant and true values.

Answer 3

I'm a Democrat because my parents, grandparents, great-grandparents (etc) all were. And I'm Democrat-leaning ideologically. But I don't always vote for the Democrat. I even voted for a Republican once, a certain Ronald Reagan who was a really good California governor when I lived there. I would probably vote for Rudy Giuliani if he was nominated. I would have voted for John McCain in the past but now I think he's a bit too old and is pandering for votes from the far-right. If someone runs as a anti-gay, pro-life Conservative he should at least be one.

Answer 4

I'm a republican because the party represents what I believe in. The democrats have too many issues that I am against. My next vote will more than likely be a Republican or an independent. It all depends.

Answer 5

I tend to vote Republican but this was not always the case. The Democratic party has moved much too far to the left for me. The Republicans tend to reflect my values.

If you are talking about the primary elections I haven't yet made up my mind. None of the current crop excites me very much.

If you are referring to the Presidential election, most likely I will have to vote against the Democratic candidate. At least if it is any of the people see to be most likely to receive the Democratic nomination. They are much too socialist for my taste. I have seen the damage socialism causes.

Answer 6

Democrat- because they fight what America originally stood for- the bill of rights- and the constitution- the reasons we separated from england. Many conservatives play to the evangelical voter WAY too much- banning stem cell research, etc. Conservatives also tend to promote deregulation of so many things, that it's scary. Republicans win because of their religious ties, and nothing more. There aren't enough rich people to sway the vote. Democrats fight for the average working American, protecting jobs, keeping them here, regulating certain industries (unlike republicans have done with the oil industry), and fight for our rights the republicans are so quick to take away (Patriot Act). Conservatives have not learned from our history- hence why most historians tend to be liberals. History always repeats itself, and it is mostly conservatives that do not see this.

Answer 7

I'm neither. Both parties are deadlocked in a battle of one upmanship that will drag this country straight down the crapper. I also find it sad your average bumbling buffoon of a voter knows more about every candidate for American idol than any political party outside of the big two.

Answer 8

Independent vote the person not the party

Answer 9

Republican cause I liked some of their candidates Opinions & ideas don't only belong to the party Are the Primaries finished??

Answer 10

I'm a Radical Libertarian: I believe in both econimical and social liberty. I do not wish to use governmental force on anyone to get what I want unless that person is using force on another human being. I don't believe in intrusive violent force nor fraud. I usually vote Libertarian

Answer 11

I am neither, I am voting for myself, because at the very least I could hire Hillary Clinton or McCain to be my full time advisor, and at best I would be far better than either.