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View Poll Results: Which party would be easier to move in direction of more freedom? | |||
Democrats |
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50 | 56.82% |
Republicans |
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3 | 3.41% |
Either is possible |
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6 | 6.82% |
It would be a herculian task, i.e. virtually impossible, to move any one of them |
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22 | 25.00% |
Other |
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7 | 7.95% |
Voters: 88. You may not vote on this poll |
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#21 |
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republicans and democrats are for the bougeois class.
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I personally hate the political party system. I would like it more if there were no political parties and US Senators had term restrictions. In order to get their views across they could write books stating what their positions were and the career politicians would only be in the state governments and the House of Representatives.
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What is the difference between a conservative democrat and a liberal republican? Nothing. :huh:
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the established political parties arent interested in freedom. they want control. if youre going to vote, you need to vote for the party that is going to control you in a way that is more tolerable than the other. the way i see it, the majority of politicians in the majority of political systems around the world are interested in power and money. in america we have the repubs and the dems. two sides of the same damn coin.
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