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Old 12-21-2010, 02:55 PM   #1044
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Originally Posted by atomiczombie View Post
I don't trust either party as well. The lesser of two evils is no choice, as far as I am concerned. I am with the Green Party for this reason. I don't agree with everything on the platform, but if no one supports a 3rd party like the Greens, how will there ever be an alternative? I say if you don't like the democrats then don't be one. Seems to me they get more and more conservative as time goes by, and cave to the republicans instead of making a stand and fighting for their convictions. I question whether their convictions really mean anything to them anymore. And yes, some Dems are a lot better than others. But most compromise way too much and do a disservice to their constituents. Just my .02
Drew, with the recent abolishment of the closed primaries here in the State of California, I am more willing to vote my concious instead of straight down the party line. There have been a few times I could not vote straight party and in those cases, I could not bring myself to vote for "other" either. Not all elected positions are partisan. For example City Council races. Thanks for putting in your 2 cents.
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