Any independents on here? (Iraq, middle east, death, Barack Obama)

[Finn_Jarber]

Originally Posted by Volobjectitarian

This.

I was libertarian leaning in my 20s.
I was libertarian serious in my 30s.
I was anarcho-capitalist in my 40s.

Now, I am simply anarchist in my 50s.

Lord only knows where this evolution takes me.

Probably in the direction of Pat Robertson.

[exm]

Originally Posted by mkpunk

Maybe they want the Trump apologists out. Maybe they want liars out. Listen I watched maybe a third of the Arizona Senatorial debate between McSally and Kelly and she really only put forth lies about Kelly and Trump talking points. You really want to keep a Senator like that when Trump is gone in a state Trump will lose?

It seems like you're a liberal, and that's fine. Voting a Senator out because he supports Trump is equally as bad as voting a Senator in who will support Pelosi/Schumer.

[mkpunk]

Originally Posted by Bungalove

It seems like your definition of "liberal" is anyone who dislikes Trump, and that is not the case. I have voted for Republican candidates in the past, but won't do so this time. That doesn't make me a "liberal".

Same here. I would vote Republican if Republicans would get their heads out their butts.

[mkpunk]

Originally Posted by exm

It seems like you're a liberal, and that's fine. Voting a Senator out because he supports Trump is equally as bad as voting a Senator in who will support Pelosi/Schumer.

She also is a rather known liar when it comes to her stance on preexisting conditions. Her debate yesterdaywas a mix of lies and personal attacks at her opponent.

[notnamed]

The bias I have is generally anti-incumbent. It's a rare person that deserves a second term at any level.

The Founding Fathers never intended a permanent political class controlled by the wealthy

[mkpunk]

Originally Posted by notnamed

The bias I have is generally anti-incumbent. It's a rare person that deserves a second term at any level.

The Founding Fathers never intended a permanent political class controlled by the wealthy

Yes but then people also "like who is office" and should be able to "vote for who they want". This is the response when talking about term limits.

[Hearthcrafter]

Originally Posted by Wapasha

a lot of people who self identify as liberal, have left the Democratic Party. some have said it was because of their slide into Marxism, and race and gender intersectionality. Or the Dems economically reckless positions on the green new deal and all the free stuff, that goes into the tens of trillions of dollars.

I... guess? That’s more of a #walkaway talking point than anything. The reasons are a lot more nuanced and have more to do with the tactics and priorities of the Democratic party than specific policies.

[WrongStreet]

I'm an NPA (independent) in my state. I have only voted in a few elections and have voted for both parties.

I didn't vote for Trump last time and do not intend to this time either. Ideologically I am more inline with moderate Republicans, and if they had a decent candidate I'd vote for them over most Democrats.

[mascoma]

I'm an I.

[ipaper]

Originally Posted by unit731

Yes. An independent. But have never voted for Obama, Clinton, Carter, Johnson, Kennedy, Truman, or Roosevelt.

But yes. I am an independent.

Whew ! Lot's of "independents" posting.

Lol, those comments I made was for a completely different poster. I responded directly to that poster, and it wasn't you.