Soggy in NOLA
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Both parties have strains of pro-Government and anti-Government. That's too easy a label. The GOP wants less government in business, but is perfectly willing to use government to enforce social views. The GOP also requires a government big enough and pervasive enough to support a military strong enough to fight multiple wars at once. That kind of military might isn't possible without enough tax revenue and government power to support the military.you aren't looking hard enough then.or today's Democrat party right?
No. I don't see today's Democratic party as rabid anti-government.
The Democrats want more government involvement with business, but want the government out of social issues almost entirely as soon as possible. They tend to also be against the kind of large scale military we have. Reducing that military would allow you to reduce the size and reach of government.
Those are broad generalizations that aren't without some truth. You can debate the fine points if you want but the larger points are mostly valid.
Dems only want govt out of their pet social issues, their good with every thing else. They love forcing their offensive behavior issues on the rest of us, under the guise of equality.
What behavior is being forced on you? Are you being forced into a gay sexual relationship that you don't want?
I hate when that happens.