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Usually my vote goes to the Democratic candidate, however I have voted Republican. I guess my vote goes to whoever I agree with on the ISSUES, not the PARTY. I agree with Obama on abortion and gay rights, but disagree with him fiscally most of the time, for instance. I voted independently in the past election since I disagreed with each candidate on a variety of issues.
I vote for the person, but am to the right of center. This isn't the same as a hard core conservative which I am not. Some of my family, including my husband, both son in laws and one of my granddaughters are really right wing.
I vote mostly GOP, but don't necessarily agree with all the positions of the right, especially overspending and attempting to legislate religious morality.
We need a third party desperately.
It's called the Tea Party if you haven't heard.
A culmination of both liberals and conservatives sick of both parties not sticking to their principles.
The tea party leans more conservative however with less emphasis on the social aspects of governing than the conservative party.
Therefore the tea party is fiscally conservative, socially moderate.
I hate both parties equally -- one is too far to the right, the other is spineless and ineffective. F*** mainstream politics.
Well it's not an on/off switch anyway
Every candidate that runs for election has different viewpoints on all the issues. The republican/democrat title is there for a generalization on where the candidate sits.
I consider myself more Libertarian than anything....but have voted Republican many times. My wife and I are very conservative on some issues, yet liberal on others. We believe in the free market in most cases.
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