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Communist

Socialist

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[AZTOY]

Libertarian

[braindead0]

Hmm, interesting..so far the Libertarians have the Republicans outnumbers 3 to 1 ;-)....

Weee!!! Time to take over!:evil:

[MicroBalrog]

Democrat

[WonderNine]

Libertarian.



Democrats make me vomit.

Republicans make me dry heave.

What, no Communists????? :D

[Mike Irwin]

LibroDemRepubliCommiecrat

They're all the same in the end.

[buzz_knox]

I'm my own party. I can't stand Democrats and both Republicans and Libertarians have various ideas that tick me off.

[MicroBalrog]

Democrats make me vomit.

Thank you.

[PeteyPete]

Domestic Policy: Libertarian
Foreign Policy and Immigration: William Buckley Jr. Republican

[WonderNine]

Thank you.

:cool:

[Deepdiver]

I am a member of the "ME" party, and as a result, I vote for policies that benefit "ME". :evil:

ALL politicians make me vomit! :barf:

[Mark Tyson]

Democrat, but the actions of the party leaders make me so sick these days I'm ashamed to admit it. I may go back to independent and be done with it.

By the way, you should have a "centrist" category.

[Kharn]

I vote Libertarian on the local level, Republican on state/national level.

Kharn

[Devonai]

Social/national policies: Republican
Personal/individual rights: Libertarian

[Dorrin79]

closest match for me would be Libertarian.

Dems and Repubs are just two sides of the same statist coin.

Greens are beyond reason.

I don't always agree with the positions of the LP - but we at least start from the same set of principles.

[TarpleyG]

I voted Libertarian but I am in between Republican and Libertarian somewhere and I am a registered Republican.

GT

[ReadyontheRight]

Repub. in the voting booth until us Libertarians come up with a serious strategy.

[Gordon Fink]

[S]o far the Libertarians have the Republicans outnumbers 3 to 1.…

But how many of those “libertarians” actually voted Republican?

Oops! Ready answered my question. :D

~G. Fink, may vote for a Republican in the California recall election :uhoh:

[voilsb]

I'm registered "no party affiliation" and I vote based on issues, not party. My stance on issues, however, lies somewhere between Libertarian and Republican. I trust the government too little to be Republican, and I trust corporations too little to be Libertarian.

[jrhines]

Radical libertarian is the polite way of phrasing it. :D

- Chris

[Tommy Gunn]

Conservative Democrat.

ala Reagon Democrats & Hardhats for Nixon. I voted for Pat Buchanin the last three elections.

I support unions, I support the 2nd Amendment, and I support our troops.

[Moparmike]

Anyway, I chose libertarian, as most of their social views are right down my alley, yet some of their economic policies I have a hard time swallowing.

[C.R.Sam]

I vote for or against individuals. Party label seems to make little difference.

If it's not in the Constitution, it's none of the federal government's business.

Sam

[CZ-100]

Defintly surprised... I would have thought Republican would be the Majority, but Libertarian has it.

[seeker_two]

I voted libertarian---CONSTITUTIONAL CONSERVATIVE libertarian... :cool:

(Think William F Buckley w/ a little Pat Buchanan, Sean Hannity, & Glenn Beck thrown in... :D )

[4v50 Gary]

I'm independent but with Liberterian tendencies and generally vote Republican (just to keep the democrats out). BTW, our democrats are more left than your democrats. :neener:

[Tamara]

Since "Wild-Eyed Anarchist" wasn't available, I voted "Libertarian". ;)

[Jaguar]

I trust the government too little to be Republican, and I trust corporations too little to be Libertarian.

I like that. I am a Libertarian and I do vote that way. I don't fall into party line all the time but I hope Libs get into power and can moderate some of the isolationist views.

I saw Bush II referred to as a "Big-Government Republican" and I don't like that at all. I thought the republicans were for smaller government.:confused:

[edited to correct spellen ;) ]

[NIGHTWATCH]

I voted "Independent" cause I cant seem to agree totally with anyone all the time! ;)

[stevelyn]

Libertarian. But have to vote Republican out of necessity on occassion.

[matis]

I'm, "to the right of Attila the Hun" but you left my category out. ;)


So I chose Libertarian, although I usually vote Republican (while holding my nose) to keep the Demacommies out.



matis

[Tamara]

The purpose of government is to:

1) Foster social justice and make sure everyone has a fair chance to succeed and live a happy, healthy life.
2) Lay down and enforce a basic code of conduct that we, as a nation, aspire to, and to protect us from those who would damage it.
3) Go away and stop bothering me.



You can guess which one I picked. ;)

[Mark Tyson]

What's the difference between the Independent and None categories?

[Schuey2002]

I'm independent but with Liberterian tendencies and generally vote Republican (just to keep the democrats out).

Why type anything?! Gary described me to a "T".. :scrutiny: :uhoh: ;) :D

[Blain]

Libertarian all the way.

[Joe Demko]

Independant. Dems and Reps are just two heads on the same control-freak hydra. Both make me suspicious in everything they do.
Libertarians put too much trust in corporations and the market as the solution to everything. I am too much in favor of such things as public education and food inspection to go along with their whole party line. Historically, the corporations also behaved just as badly as any gummint oppressors given the chance, as well.
I vote for the individual candidate who I disagree with the least in each election.

[Byron Quick]

Another wild-eyed anarchist... punched Libertarian.

In 1972 I learned about voting for Republicans.

In 1976 I learned about voting for Democrats.

If you kick me once it's your fault. If you kick me twice, it's my fault.

Americans seem to have an infinite capacity to take being screwed over by Democrats and Republicans...all for the holy grail of "I don't want to waste my vote.":rolleyes:

[Seminole]

Classical Liberal

or

Jeffersonian Democrat

But those options weren't available so I voted Libertarian, though I'm not a member of the LP.

[Mark Tyson]

OK. Who voted socialist. Fess up.

[Sean Smith]

MicroBalrog:

Democrat

I'd say that, being in Israel, if anybody should have picked "none" it would be him... considering you can't vote in our elections. :D

[Schuey2002]

If you didn't know that he was an Iraeli citizen, you could easily mistake him for an American on vacation ( with access to the internet) in the Holy Land. :neener:

[Ian]

Wild-eyed anarchist. I watered down my beliefs, and picked libertarian. :)

[Selfdfenz]

15% is nearly discribed as Lib.
85% is not discribed but if there was still a conservative Republican Party it would be that.
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