Freedom Lover
Member
My primary reason for opposing democrats, and thus John Kerry, is their
socialist philosophy. This country has spent billions of dollars and
sacrificed thousands of lives opposing socialism and its extreme form,
communism.
In 1964 I was originally in favor of Lyndon Johnson winning election
until I read an in-depth article about what Barry Goldwater stood for and
what Johnson was all about, his socialist Great Society. I have not
voted for a democrat for president since becoming eligible to vote in the
1968 election.
You have to understand that democrats in the modern era (since Kennedy)
have opposed military action by the United States and supported cuts in
the defense buget because it deprives them of being able to fund more
socialist programs to get people dependent upon government, and thus
dependent upon them. This is where they get their power and retain it.
Therefore, a party and their candidates' philosophy is very important to
me. When they oppose a necessary military action I know why. When they
try to expand socialist programs I know why. When they oppose tax cuts
or support tax increases I know why.
Knowing why puts a lot of things in perspective. Flip-flops, other
proposals during campaigns don't really mean much. Understanding a party's
and candidates's philosophy of government means just about everything!
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socialist philosophy. This country has spent billions of dollars and
sacrificed thousands of lives opposing socialism and its extreme form,
communism.
In 1964 I was originally in favor of Lyndon Johnson winning election
until I read an in-depth article about what Barry Goldwater stood for and
what Johnson was all about, his socialist Great Society. I have not
voted for a democrat for president since becoming eligible to vote in the
1968 election.
You have to understand that democrats in the modern era (since Kennedy)
have opposed military action by the United States and supported cuts in
the defense buget because it deprives them of being able to fund more
socialist programs to get people dependent upon government, and thus
dependent upon them. This is where they get their power and retain it.
Therefore, a party and their candidates' philosophy is very important to
me. When they oppose a necessary military action I know why. When they
try to expand socialist programs I know why. When they oppose tax cuts
or support tax increases I know why.
Knowing why puts a lot of things in perspective. Flip-flops, other
proposals during campaigns don't really mean much. Understanding a party's
and candidates's philosophy of government means just about everything!
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