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Political Affiliation

leahraewkuleahraewku member
edited June 2014 in December 2013 Moms
This isn't intended to turn into a Red v Blue debate (though I'm sure it will, somehow). The Gay post has me wondering....TB has a very vocal liberal population, but only a handful of very vocal conservatives. What political party do you most align with?
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Political Affiliation 130 votes

Democratic Party
40% 53 votes
Republican Party
29% 38 votes
Independent
6% 8 votes
Libertarian Party
7% 10 votes
Green Party
2% 3 votes
Constitution Party
0% 1 vote
Other (explain)
13% 17 votes
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    cboinkcboink member
    I don't know what I am... Confused and not political enough. That said I am a registered Democrat. But I haven't voted on this thread. >:)
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    KFED103KFED103 member
    Or one of these?

    https://www.toptenz.net/top-10-weirdest-political-parties.php

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    Caitlinh27Caitlinh27 member
    The gay poll thread wasn't enough drama for you?

     

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    leahraewkuleahraewku member
    Caitlinh27 said:
    The gay poll thread wasn't enough drama for you?
    Ha.  No, I was curious to see if there's more parity between conservatives and liberals on TB than posts like that would have us believe. 
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    Kermode61581Kermode61581 member
    I chose SS because well Canada. I am not sure where I would fall in the American political party system. I am not conservative and currently the provincial liberal party is trying to destroy my province so I am definitely not liberal. I typically vote NDP who runs on a platform for social programs, higher taxes for big business and more environmental awareness.

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    Kermode61581Kermode61581 member
    Maybe I should choose the green party. My province sure could generate a lot of revenue if they could pass their proposed law.

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    northport6northport6 member
    I'm registered Working Families Party, which is left of the Democratic Party.
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    katebussekatebusse member
    Bull Moose? Any TR fans?

     

     

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    nofcksgivennofcksgiven member
    northport6 said:

    I'm registered Working Families Party, which is left of the Democratic Party.

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    greenbeanqueengreenbeanqueen member
    edited June 2014
    I am libertarian because I want the government to stay the hell out of my life. As far as voting goes, I vote for whoever I think will do what our country needs.
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    pashedmotatoespashedmotatoes member
    I don't follow politics. I hate them. I guess it's a good thing I married a man who follows it closely enough for both of us. :-/ Maybe a FFFC?
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    mamaj1220mamaj1220 member
    So I'm a Republican(registered that way too) except when it comes to a few things like human rights. I don't even bother saying gay rights BC I personally believe everyone should be accepted and that's a human right. I fall Republican on every other issue I can think of but am not that vocal BC I grew up in a very blue town in a very blue state. So I was basically always told I was wrong even by teachers in school so I choose not to discuss my political views. If you ask me directly I will answer but I won't go into reasoning BC I was always attacked and told "no NPR(this is an example if you like NPR sorry) says this you need to believe them."
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    kittyteatime said:

    I don't follow politics. I hate them. I guess it's a good thing I married a man who follows it closely enough for both of us. :-/ Maybe a FFFC?

    I don't find not following politics sad, but saying your husband follows them for you makes me sad. Think for yourself.
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    Meggie0421 said:

    kittyteatime said:

    I don't follow politics. I hate them. I guess it's a good thing I married a man who follows it closely enough for both of us. :-/ Maybe a FFFC?

    I don't find not following politics sad, but saying your husband follows them for you makes me sad. Think for yourself.
    I don't think she meant that he forms opinions for her. I think it was just her way of saying that he follows politics extremely close.

     

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    pashedmotatoespashedmotatoes member
    @caitlynh27 is right @Meggie0421‌ I just meant he really follows it and I don't. If there is something I need to know and don't understand he will explain it to me, but I do form my own opinions.
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    northport6northport6 member
    Oh for the two parties to be vastly different...!
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    nofcksgivennofcksgiven member
    kittyteatime said:

    @caitlynh27 is right @Meggie0421‌ I just meant he really follows it and I don't. If there is something I need to know and don't understand he will explain it to me, but I do form my own opinions.

    Good. I'm glad to hear that. I know of too many women who do not.
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