The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Eric the Green]

(12-18-2019, 11:16 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote:

(12-17-2019, 06:43 PM)pbrower2a Wrote: If you dislike minority preferences, then stick to small business and avoid the public sector and giant enterprises under pressure for a head count.

The Republican Party abandoned the center-Right when it morphed into the TEA Party.

I dislike/despise most everything that the Democratic party represents and claims that it stands for today.  Like I've said, I think your leaders will be content with living off the smaller portions of the country that they have damn near complete control over these days. I mean, they've got a pretty good gig going for themselves right now. So, which would you prefer, living out the rest of your life with people who are able recognize your rights whether you appreciate them all or not and recognize your right to exist whether you appreciate that or not and willing to defend you and all of your rights whether you appreciate them or not. The nasty Democrat's don't seem to care as much about the Democratic people who live else where these days. Hint, you don't know who the Republicans are in your area because you don't ever see the Republicans in your area because the Republicans live outside of your area and prefer to stay out of Democratic politics and the Democratic system of preference all together. It's going to be tough for the Democratic population who are still into them and still clinging to a system that allows preference. Right now, there is a Republican population that Democrats have always had issues with and a much larger and much more powerful American population that the Democrats are now having issues and finding itself at odds with too.

Ha ha. But the only "right" you guys care about, and complain about us Democrats and progressive ignoring, is the "right" of nutcases to possess the means to blow people away with semi-auto weapons. All the other rights you guys are perfectly content to throw away as long as you can have your demagogues in power.

There are plenty of Republicans around in our areas, as another poster here pointed out. We can't entirely avoid contact with them.