Rye Catcher
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My father was a Republican but I wasn't always into "politics" or news like he was. Once I did dive in... OMG!
Well, for starters, I never voted for a candidate who was pro-abortion (will never use the term Pro-choice.. NEVER ), and that was so even when I wasn't following news much.
So my father was an influence but I wouldn't say at all that that was what led me to be a R. I became a R because I could never be a baby-murdering D... Then I began studying the other issues and OMG.. HOw the hell can anyone support these idiot Ds?
Seriously, I just cannot u/stand it except by such words as
ignorant
uninformed
logic elevator doesn't go to the top
etc..
So all you Rs out there: What first led you to be one?
Who led me out, JFK.
In my vote in 1980 I didn't vote for Reagan or Carter, I voted for John Anderson.
In 1988 I went with Dukakis though I didn't know much about him, HW was the VP of Reagan, and his Voodoo economics made me sick and HW didn't stand up to this. Thus, I didn't know much about Clinton, yet HW seemed to bring Reagan with him and I was disgusted by him.
Then in 2000 I learned the Republican Party's first and foremost desire was to have power and did not care about the people. Two tax cuts, two wars and a great recession was deplorable.
Obama was next and his youth, intelligence and efforts to protect both the nation economy and the suffering from the population was worthy of my vote for both elections.
Then came trump. A corrupt, sociopathic narcissist, who abused the power of the office and demanded loyalty or else: "your fired". These character flaws are beyond deplorable.
Yeah, these are some of the reasons, however, trump has gone past trust and has created an effort to overturn an election he lost by 7 million votes. trump has tossed democracy into the burn bag and convinced stupid, biddable fools that he is always correct and seeks to be King.
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