Democrat or Republican

[Kev]

Republican.

[Master]

Republican.

You are strange, sometimes you are for the state and welfare and other times you have right wing views that. Thought you would have gone independent.

Ghost which Indepenednt person would you vote for?

[Ghost]

Republican.

You are strange, sometimes you are for the state and welfare and other times you have right wing views that. Thought you would have gone independent.

Ghost which Indepenednt person would you vote for?

Don't know who is running, but Ross Perot was a good one a few years back. Liked his style.

[Kev]

Republican.

You are strange, sometimes you are for the state and welfare and other times you have right wing views that. Thought you would have gone independent.

Ghost which Indepenednt person would you vote for?

I'm unashamedly firmly on the right. As a party right now I think the Republicans suck. Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachman would make awful Presidents.

But they are the party of pro guns, anti abortion, anti gay marriages etc etc.

So I would choose them every time.

And if that meant Palin getting in and ruining America, well I couldn't care less as it's not my country

[Master]

What about Donald Trump for the republicans?

[Gandalf]

What about Donald Trump for the republicans?

That man is a total turnip. Looks a bit like one too.

The democrats are the lesser of two evils, but they are still pretty rotten. In terms of principles I would probably go with a credible independant, but it's probably just a vote thrown away considering they only ever get about 4% of the vote.

[Gandalf]

I really like Ralph Nader as an Independant. He is someone I have a lot of time for.

[killersheep]

For an American perspective it's interesting to see what you guys are saying here. The logic overall is pretty similar to how many Americans choose affiliation. Both parties are corrupt and inevitably hurt the country when in power for too long. What is essential (and many will disagree with me here) is pendulum that swings from right to left, left to right. Because most Americans are far more centrist that politicians.