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In reply to the discussion: I "should" be a Republican. Why am I not? [View all]calimary
(81,265 posts)93. Breathtaking! Beautifully stated, scheming daemons!
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Taxes are the price that we pay for civilization. If you want Obamacare, you should be willing to
AnotherMcIntosh
Jul 2012
#6
+1 On that. Everything has a price and taxes are the price paid for civilization..........
wandy
Jul 2012
#28
The real elitists want to ship our jobs overseas and destroy the middle class.
JNathanK
Jul 2012
#23
What I don't get about Bush was he lowered taxes but spent in a way that requires high taxation
JNathanK
Jul 2012
#89
My mother came here from another country and my grandfather on my dad's side
southernyankeebelle
Jul 2012
#17
People secretly get their daughters abortions and pretend to be anti-abortion?
JNathanK
Jul 2012
#21
No, it's not. It's not even close. You are confusing rich with "a lot to you"
stevenleser
Jul 2012
#62
Nope. The life of someone like the OP more resembles the $50K a year person you illustrated than
stevenleser
Jul 2012
#82
Well if you'd like to become a Republican I'm sure Satan would love another soul.
white_wolf
Jul 2012
#32
Yep. The real question anyone should ask when they make decisions that affect other people is...
Taverner
Jul 2012
#51
Because people similar to you let the crazies take over your party and, while you are quite
Egalitarian Thug
Jul 2012
#52
Of course not, but I've read enough of your posts to see where you are coming from.
Egalitarian Thug
Jul 2012
#75
Truth is, our way is going to be better in all of the ways that they claim theirs will be. Our way
patrice
Jul 2012
#78
An excellent rant explaining why hardly anyone ever votes for their own economic interests
eridani
Jul 2012
#80
The only valid reasons and/or excuses for being a TeaPubliKlan are simple and have nothing to do
TheKentuckian
Jul 2012
#88
Good post but I disagree with your central assertion. Only about 1-2% of the
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#91
For many American conservatives, the bases of of their conservatism
Fortinbras Armstrong
Jul 2012
#104
Um, because the Democratic Party has moved so far to the right that it is beyond where
Romulox
Jul 2012
#125