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CrispyQ

(37,664 posts)

11. I've predicted this.

Reply to Vincardog (Reply #5)

Sun Mar 11, 2012, 01:49 PM

Mar 2012

The new dem party appeals to moderate conservatives more than their batshit crazy party. They will start flocking to our party, which resembles the repub party of the 50s more than it does the dem party of the 60s.

The liberals will be without a voice. It will be right vs extreme right.

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Centrist Women Tell of Disenchantment With G.O.P. [View all] mackattack Mar 2012 OP

Obviously the GOP needs to condemn the socialist practice of holding baby showers Kber Mar 2012 #1

LOL... DUzy crazylikafox Mar 2012 #10

Badda bing! nt valerief Mar 2012 #24

Ms. Russell says she "might vow" for Obama? She describes her self as an "old school" republican. still_one Mar 2012 #2

Why any self respecting person would be a republican today doesn't say much about them mackattack Mar 2012 #3

thank you nt TBF Mar 2012 #7

+1 Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2012 #17

Thanks - TBF Mar 2012 #18

I don't know what took these women so long to figure things out... polichick Mar 2012 #4

No wonder. Obama is an old school republican. Vincardog Mar 2012 #5

I've predicted this. CrispyQ Mar 2012 #11

It already is right vs extreme right... polichick Mar 2012 #13

Be sure to vote for President Obama on a third party line. A Simple Game Mar 2012 #21

Yep - as many have said "I didn't leave the Party, the Party left me". kath Mar 2012 #20

+1 progressoid Mar 2012 #22

That any woman still supports these morons is a scary thought into and of itself. Fearless Mar 2012 #6

The "Duh" quote of this article: Arugula Latte Mar 2012 #19

+1 Fearless Mar 2012 #26

Indy's and GOP women and men warrior1 Mar 2012 #8

Wow! Can't wait to hear Rush's comments about her! caseymoz Mar 2012 #9

Well, I certainly don't doubt them when they say they're Republicans. JoeyT Mar 2012 #12

+ 1 n/t ejbr Mar 2012 #16

as a woman and a feminist I say + 1000 (n/t) bread_and_roses Mar 2012 #27

Better late than never, I guess Tom Ripley Mar 2012 #14

Don't believe any of this, Teapartiers.... MidwestTransplant Mar 2012 #15

Well, if they are looking for centrism, the Democratic party aims to please. progressoid Mar 2012 #23

How is an evangelical a moderate? Have we moved THAT FAR to the right? nt valerief Mar 2012 #25

Yes, we have. RC Mar 2012 #28

LBN SOP says no Feature/analysis pieces, only breaking news. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2012 #29

This is a feature piece/analysis and not late breaking news itsrobert Mar 2012 #30