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Do you consider yourself a (D) or a (R)?  

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  1. 1. Do you consider yourself a (D) or a (R)?

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Seems to me there are at least two disparate ® parties right now anyway. The D's are more in the same camp, but they don't have their s*** together just yet.

 

I think you are shortchanging this board by only putting in D and R. I am willing to bet there are a lot if "I"s out there, and maybe a few G, C and L's as well.

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QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 10:32 AM)
Seems to me there are at least two disparate ® parties right now anyway.  The D's are more in the same camp, but they don't have their s*** together just yet.

 

I think you are shortchanging this board by only putting in D and R.  I am willing to bet there are a lot if "I"s out there, and maybe a few G, C and L's as well.

 

I was a proud "I" for most of my voting-age life until I decided I needed to be able to vote in party primaries and couldn't if I was registered as an Independent.

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QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 11:04 AM)
I was a proud "I" for most of my voting-age life until I decided I needed to be able to vote in party primaries and couldn't if I was registered as an Independent.

 

I lived in states previously where I's could vote in both primaries, which I kind of liked. Now back in Illinois, and I am not sure how that works here. Anyone know off hand? If I didn't register as affiliated, can I vote in primaries?

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QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 10:42 AM)
I lived in states previously where I's could vote in both primaries, which I kind of liked.  Now back in Illinois, and I am not sure how that works here.  Anyone know off hand?  If I didn't register as affiliated, can I vote in primaries?

 

Yes you can vote: but you have to declare which party's ballot you would like on election day.

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I'm not allowing the (I), (L), ©, (S), and any of the rest of the alphabet soup. It's a (D) and ® world. Pick one. :usa

And just as with poorly-phrased public opinion poll questions, you'll get results that will be difficult to interpret, or that will be easy to misinterpret. :bringit

 

Although the board demographic seems to be heavily skewed toward teenage and twenty-something males, this particular forum may not be totally representative of that. I think you should have allowed a Libertarian choice, since so many young guys trend that way these days until they start accumulating property, possessions, and offspring.

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QUOTE(Mercy! @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 04:54 PM)
And just as with poorly-phrased public opinion poll questions, you'll get results that will be difficult to interpret, or that will be easy to misinterpret. :bringit

 

Although the board demographic seems to be heavily skewed toward teenage and twenty-something males, this particular forum may not be totally representative of that.  I think you should have allowed a Libertarian choice, since so many young guys trend that way these days until they start accumulating property, possessions, and offspring.

 

 

the Libertarian party doesn't want your property, possessions or offspring. You have them confused with the Green party

 

:P

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QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Dec 21, 2005 -> 06:04 PM)
But they also don't like to bankrupt the government in order to give you more property or possessions.

 

 

I far as I know, the Libertarian party is for very low tax rates and very low government spending... so I guess we're both right.

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QUOTE(mr_genius @ Dec 22, 2005 -> 12:11 AM)
I far as I know, the Libertarian party is for very low tax rates and very low government spending... so I guess we're both right.

And that's the way it should be. But no. RAISE TAXES, AND GIVE IT TO STEVE BARTMAN'S MY IDOL!

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