Do you vote against your own interests? (Corporate Profits, wages, Reagan)

[Ellwood]

I have never found one candidate that I can totally agree with, so I vote for the candidate that meets my important views. I am a registered "No Party" and do not vote in primary elections or am tied to a specific party.

[Good4Nothin]

A healthy economy is probably what is in everyone's best interests. But no politician can create a healthy economy.

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by PCALMike

Thats voting for puppets of Wall Street and big pharma and other big business interests that have waged war against the labor unions and the working class for 40 years now by eroding the minimum wage, destroying the unions, weakening the anti-trust legislation, implementing anti-worker trade deals and flooding the political system with billions of dollars.

Aren’t they called employers?

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by Ellwood

I have never found one candidate that I can totally agree with, so I vote for the candidate that meets my important views. I am a registered "No Party" and do not vote in primary elections or am tied to a specific party.

Agreeing with the Democrats is actually against your own interest.

[Hesychios]

Originally Posted by phma

No

I don't vote for Chairman Mao or his followers.

I don't vote for the chairman of the board of GE, or Goldman Sachs or Walmart or the Trump Organization. We don't have many areas of convergence.

[lifeexplorer]

Name one policy from the Democrats that is not against their votets’ interest.

[Hesychios]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

Name one policy from the Democrats that is not against their votets’ interest.

Universal healthcare.

[mascoma]

Originally Posted by whogo

I read all the time about people claiming others vote against their own interests. Never met anyone who claimed to do so.

It's almost impossible NOT to if you are a mind freedom advocate. Almost all politicians want bigger institutions and more people forced onto mind numbing drugs.

[jacqueg]

Depends on how you define interests. If you mean “reduce my disposable income”, then yes, I do that all the time.

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by Hesychios

Universal healthcare.

LOL! If you don’t know that’s against your interest, nobody can help you.