Strategic Voting

Daryn · 05-10-2010, 08:59 PM

Years ago, and I mean many decades when I was wet behind the ears and in college, some of my circle had this idea that they should infiltrate the Repub party and try to change it from within. From what has transpired, I don't think they fared well. And if you hang out with the wrong crowd you risk being co-opted and buying into stuff you once disdained. I live in a state where many races are "non-partisan" meaning no party affiliation with candidate's name on the ballot. Still you can pretty much tell who is who just by the drivel in the voter's pamphlet and who is endorsing a particular candidate.

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05-10-2010, 08:59 PM	#8
Daryn Timed Out How Do You Identify?: genderqueer leaning male Preferred Pronoun?: he/ze Relationship Status: open to persuasion..... Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: OR Posts: 185 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 209 Thanked 281 Times in 81 Posts Rep Power: 0	Years ago, and I mean many decades when I was wet behind the ears and in college, some of my circle had this idea that they should infiltrate the Repub party and try to change it from within. From what has transpired, I don't think they fared well. And if you hang out with the wrong crowd you risk being co-opted and buying into stuff you once disdained. I live in a state where many races are "non-partisan" meaning no party affiliation with candidate's name on the ballot. Still you can pretty much tell who is who just by the drivel in the voter's pamphlet and who is endorsing a particular candidate.