Don't vote for parties, vote for the candidate you like.
Support your candidate early on and vote in the PRIMARIES. Otherwise it is possible the candidate you prefer may not make it to the main election in November.
I personally think our founding fathers were brilliant. I choose those who will stick with the constitution..
Make sure you know and understand what is IN the constitution before saying "I have a right!" A lot of people may be surprised to find out what their rights really ARE!
2007-04-11 12:51:48
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answered by Philip H 7
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Tree I understand that a book 600 pages long is a bit much for a liberal to read from cover to cover but you may want to read the 9-11 Final report.
George Bush aside I can give you a valid reason not to support the Democratic Party. Pelosi led a delegation to Syria where she met with the leaders of not only the nation of Syria but the leaders of Hamas and Hezbollah. This nation has had a policy for decades that we do not negotiate with terrorists. Pelosi leading the group of representative of both parties was treasonous and shows that the Democratic party is a weak on security and will give away America to the terrorists.
2007-04-11 12:47:43
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answered by Anonymous
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Republicans believe in a free, capitalist society, where people have a right to work, live, be educated, and the right to become, and attain, more than what they were born with, or granted by a government. Freedom of speech, and freedom of Religion. They support those who are disabled, and not able to work.
Liberals, and Democrats, believe the government should take care of the people, by using tax dollars to feed those who can't or won't work. They hate necessary wars, and the soldiers who fight them. In Vietnam era, Liberals are renowned for spitting on American soldiers. They're college students spit, throw food, and other items at guest speakers, at colleges like Columbia University, and American University. Wet behind the ears Libs, at these colleges, also scream, and make it impossible for an invited Conservative speaker, to talk.
These are all facts, which you may know, from watching the news.
I say I would rather have a Republican in office, who offers all a chance to speak, instead of a Liberal, who will try and shut anyone up, that doesn't hate their country, like they do.
2007-04-11 12:56:16
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answered by xenypoo 7
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Basically, the Democrats support the nanny state and want to control most aspects of your life.
The Republicans want you to control your own life and make your own decisions. They want smaller government and people to pay their own way. Republicans want you to have opportunity, not much of anything else. People who are paid to not work will never work. If they are given a hand out, then they will keep their hand out as long as there is a possibility that they can get something for free. They realize that someone in the country must produce and that the more people producing will make a richer country with more opportunity for all.
2007-04-11 12:51:14
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answered by plezurgui 6
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I think you need to look beyond picking a party and look at what the individual your planing on voting for stands for. What both parties count on is for people to vote for the party and not the persons. Each party has a group of people they know that will vote in their favor no matter what. The only way that either of the two majors parties will ever change for the better is for people to vote independents.
2007-04-11 12:56:36
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answered by Sir James 1
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proper it could seem that the two you and Bush tutor a real loss of counsel of Chamberlain. What might desire to you have had Chamberlain do? declare conflict on Germany (and so Russia as properly) whilst Germany had a 2 3 hundred and sixty 5 days headstart on Britain in terms of militarization? Chamberlain presented Britain time and then on the instant initiated an aggresive coverage of militarization. Blowing our enemies of the face of the Earth isn't the only decision and can desire to never be the 1st decision. you additionally might desire to now no longer confuse verbal replace with appeasement. no person is suggesting Obama won't very own a stick alongside with a carrot - yet to call for a existence like results of negotiations as a pre-seen mandatory of negotiations is to doom them to failure. The clumsy heavy-surpassed concepts-set to foreign places kinfolk contributors isn't a place style for destiny presidents and to set emulating it as a standards for the presidency is to doom the U. S. to a extra and extra remoted place indoors the international. Your very final sentence demonstrates this lack of ability to artwork out the international in its real adventure. each each now and then discretion is the extra suited part of valor.
2016-10-21 21:52:10
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answered by ? 4
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No, I can't. I gave up on party years ago and became an Independent. I vote for a person and where they stand on issues that concern and interest my thinking and views. Both parties support their own agenda and it's not the agenda of the American people. Our government is corrupt to the core.
2007-04-11 12:47:25
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answered by Anonymous
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I support the Majority Democratic PArty because they support Americans and fully support the return of our brave troops form a war based on lies and fabrications from republicans
2007-04-11 12:42:33
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answered by Anonymous
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Don't support any political party - start doing research and find out what candidate will do more for you than someone else. Parties don't do ANYTHING except win elections!
2007-04-11 12:57:47
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answered by Anonymous
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It all depends on what's really important to you. Others can assist you in finding the right party for you to align yourself with, but only you can make the decision to supports its policies and candidates.
2007-04-11 12:44:45
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answered by realangst 5
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