Which party do you most closely affiliate yourself with?

12 May 2010 11:06 #11 by CinnamonGirl

Wonder if this post will start this thread moving towards 'The Ring'.


LOL Trying to be the first to get that badge of honor.

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12 May 2010 11:59 #12 by The Viking

CinnamonGirl wrote:

Wonder if this post will start this thread moving towards 'The Ring'.


LOL Trying to be the first to get that badge of honor.


No, I am trying to play nice. I am just so use to a few on a certain other site who would jump right in with the name calling and other things to try and get it locked.

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12 May 2010 19:10 #13 by LopingAlong
It does seem an innocuous question, but so difficult to answer. Like you, Viking, I've registered as 3 of them; Dem most recently, but really not so enamoured as I used to be with them. I wish the 2 party system would vanish and the whole political machine could be reconditioned. Or maybe I want the human race reconditioned...hmmm. Would be nice to set the priorities where they ought to be--on what matters, not on money or power. Wait, I sound like a da*n hippie again, don't I? (stupid tye-die shirts make me act this way) :scared: (And I still didn't vote so we still don't even kow if the polls work, do we?)

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12 May 2010 20:15 #14 by CinnamonGirl
I have been the same party since 1984 for the first time in my life I am considering becoming an independent. But then I would take myself out of being able to vote in the primaries and I don't want to do that. :whiteflag:

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12 May 2010 21:43 #15 by The Viking
Even though neither one of you voted, those are very interesting comments from both of you.

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12 May 2010 21:46 #16 by CinnamonGirl

The Viking wrote: Even though neither one of you voted, those are very interesting comments from both of you.


I am still thinking.... lol

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14 May 2010 08:10 #17 by The Viking

CinnamonGirl wrote:

The Viking wrote: Even though neither one of you voted, those are very interesting comments from both of you.


I am still thinking.... lol


Well if you are indecisive then I probably know which party you are closest to. :whistle: :CryingLOL: :gleeful: rofllol ......... :Oops: :JK:

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14 May 2010 09:32 #18 by Rockdoc
Primaries are the only reason to register for any party. I'm so a-political it is defining. Where is that as an elective? Yep, Steve, this is your cup of tea.

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14 May 2010 10:16 #19 by The Viking

Rockdoc wrote: Primaries are the only reason to register for any party. I'm so a-political it is defining. Where is that as an elective? Yep, Steve, this is your cup of tea.


No, I am going to focus a lot more on work this election. I can't afford to be so obsessed with politics.

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14 May 2010 11:33 #20 by Rockdoc

The Viking wrote:

Rockdoc wrote: Primaries are the only reason to register for any party. I'm so a-political it is defining. Where is that as an elective? Yep, Steve, this is your cup of tea.


No, I am going to focus a lot more on work this election. I can't afford to be so obsessed with politics.


Your obsession does convey valuable information. I may or may not agree with your particular position on an issue or candidate, but I almost always gain insight beyond what I had. Information is what I need, but am too lazy to gather it. You and others through your discussions boil it down to fundamental differences and that is what I glean and benefit from most.

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