uscitizen
Villified User
I am truley independent but make no claims about being an idependent, since that is also a political party. Whose ranks have recently grown with embaressed Bush supporters.
Colorado Lawmaker Switches Parties
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I am truley independent but make no claims about being an idependent, since that is also a political party. Whose ranks have recently grown with embaressed Bush supporters.
No, it is not a party. It is a way to register without claiming a party. Being a RINO does not make you a Republican any more than me registering D would make me suddenly start supporting Unionizing my company.
And so was I, that does not make it seem any less like an indication that you are not, have never been, and cannot really claim to be anything other than a Democrat in RINO clothes.
uscitizen
Villified User
wrong Independent is a party. Now some states do allow you to register unafilliated, KY does not.
It is not a party. Only Independants can "declare" a party to vote at a closed primary. Because they are not a part of either party. Believe me, I know this. I have spent many, many hours ensuring fair voting procedure in Colorado.
Ohh I am not saying that the democrats do not agree with me on many issues
remember now I was against Bush and many dems voted for him. I was against the invasion of Iraq and meny dems supported it. They are just catching up with me.
Touche'
uscitizen
Villified User
well I do not live in CO now do I. In KY if I register as independent I can only vote for independent party candidates in the primary.
It doesn't matter which "Party" uscit was registered in. He is still a Democrat through and through, pretending otherwise is pretense only when he only supports Democratic positions on any issue I have ever seen.
Not just "part of the time" but every time. Attempting to say that you are somehow independant of a party is lame.
Not just "part of the time" but every time. Attempting to say that you are somehow independant of a party is lame.
uscitizen
Villified User
Touche'
Yeah, but Damo and Cawacko will not give it up. Guess I will, hard to argue with knotheads on a Friday evening...
soon to drop off here, have a good weekend all.
When does, and where does the "Independant Party" hold their caucus? Which of their "candidates" have funding from this "Party" apparatus?
Where is the "Independant National Committee"? What part of "not in an actual party" is difficult for you to understand about "independant"?
TheDanold
Unimatrix
But maybe uscitizen is right and you are too quick to judge, I mean after all the guy only has 20000+ posts, I mean come on man, give him more time!
Sheesh, now the ignarumus has shown up on this thread. Outta here have a good weekend to all.
btw damo pays me .02 per post
Really? Wow you're getting slave wages...he pays me a dollar a post, and two dollars for every post i don't make.
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
Remember the southern migration to the Republican party?
Now the opposite is happening out west. God bless them for coming to their senses and undoing our (the souths) crime against the nation.
TheDanold
Unimatrix
LOL, you must have missed the earlier part of this thread, this lady is not switching because of that.
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
It depends on the state. Some states don't allow independents to vote in primaries, which makes being an independent pointless as all it does is rob you of voting power. Then again, the states that allow independents to vote in any primary make registering to a party pretty much pointless, also.
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
Yeah I was hoping no one would notice that.
Litmus
Verified User
The whole democratic sytem in general is just a brainwash measuring mechanism. They will do what they want ultimately, but they still want to brainwash people into their agenda, preferably, because mind control is ultimately a more complete form of power. The voter turnout indicates the degree to which people feel invested in the delusion of a government "for the people". The Two party system allows them to divide good and bad ideas amongst two equally split parties to test them out on the people, but still maintain control through triangulation. And when both parties agree on something you can be guaranteed it's a bad bad thing.