<p>Moderate Democrat.</p>
<p>Voting for McCain.</p>
<p>democrat, voting for obama</p>
<p>I'm not registered to vote, and therefore carry no party affiliation.</p>
<p>I'd probably hit up the GOP so I could jam to that Jay-Z song. What is it called? "Black Republican"? Yup.</p>
<p>Although I lean conservative, McCain's brownnosing to President Bush isn't cool with me. I mean, he allowed Karl Rove to spread a lie about his adopted daughter from Bangledesh, Repub primary voters hearing that he had an illegitimate black daughter. And J-Mac doesn't make me feel good, if that intangible is a valid measure of a candidate's ability. Obama does, and I would vote for him if I could.</p>
<p>That' said, I'd be Republican although both parties are screwed up. If you're a minority in the Democratic Party everything just slides by, but in the Republican Party you're a sore thumb. Just don't call me Clarence Thomas, and don't even mention Alan Keyes.</p>
<p>People always peg me for a bleeding heart liberal but I'm actually rather moderate leaning more towards conservative values. I can see myself as a Republican.</p>
<p>I think the political parties are flawed and full of corruption, so I would say I an Independent.</p>
<p>However, when it comes to personal beliefs, I am socially liberal while fiscally conservative.</p>
<p>Eck, political parties. I disagree with the two major ones, and the minor ones are far too numerous to name.</p>
<p>Ideologically I'm a classical liberal; on the left/right dichotomy I'm uber-left non-fiscally and somewhat right fiscally.</p>
<p>When I register, it will probably be as an independent or under the green party or something. Depending on where I live, I'll probably either vote for a third party or, if in a swing state, for the dem/rep that I disagree with least.</p>
<p>I hear a lot of Democrats crossing party lines to vote for McCain.</p>
<p>The typical American voter needs to be educated more before he/she votes. Too many people think Obama's Jesus F. Kennedy Christ or Barack Allah Muhammad Obama bin Laden.</p>
<p>Hell, the typical American voter needs to be educated more before he or she talks. It'd do wonders for my blood pressure.</p>
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<p>Are these people who voted for Clinton during the primaries? If so, I would say these are probably the least informed, and, in some cases, the most prejudiced Americans you could possibly encounter. How does it make sense to vote for a candidate whose platform is the complete opposite of your own especially when you have the choice of voting for a candidate whose platform is almost exactly the same as your own?</p>
<p>All the confused middle/working class white people who say they will vote for McCain deserve to get what's coming to them.</p>
<p>MelancholyDane:</p>
<p>I totally agree with you.</p>
<p>Republican because all the cool presidents were Republican. =)</p>
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<p>And there's a lot of republicans who are crossing party lines to vote for Obama. Even Republicans hate Bush and many believe that that is what a McCain term is going to be like.</p>
<p>IMO, I don't think either of them will do a good job.</p>
<p>I'm an ignoramus, I don't know anything about politics. I don't even know there are Independent and Liberation parties other than Democrats and Republicans.</p>
<p>^ ROFL. You made me laugh.</p>
<p>I really don't agree with either of the candidates this year. Obama - issue with experience. McCain - bah, Republicans. Ron Paul, where are you?</p>
<p>I can't say I pay a whole lot of attention to politics. I only really know about Obama, McCain, and Clinton (she's not in anymore, but . . .).
Ron Paul?!?! Who is that?!?!</p>
<p>^ I'm trying to figure out if you're being sarcastic or not =/
But for the benefit of the doubt, I present to you my pick for president.
The</a> Committee to Re-Elect Ron Paul - 2007</p>
<p>Yes. He is congressman for -my- state ;D</p>
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Ditto...Liberation party? I thought I walked into an exotic drugstore.</p>
<p>Oh and I have no idea who Ron Paul is either. Probably one of my best friend's mother's wife's cousin's sister's brother's son's father.</p>
<p>Ron Paul is not of the "Liberation" Party, he's a Libertarian, meaning the most far-left you can get. He might seem more liberal than Democrats at times, though, but that's because the current GOP as we know it isn't actually conservative.</p>
<p>I never claimed he was Liberation party, anyhow...</p>
<p>And thank you for showing how smart you are with your ambiguous jargon that had no real meaning...I appreciate it.</p>
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<p>Invoyable</p>
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<p>I wasn't replying to you. Why do you always think I'm replying to you? When I do, there'll be a ">Invoyable." Jesus Christ.</p>