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Originally Posted by AcidMax
I agree I am the same way, while I usually take a stance in the Republican threads, I am hardly a "conservative". There are many things I am liberal about and many things I am conservative about. I am not a bible thumper, I am pro-choice, but when it comes to crime and taxes I am conservative.
It depends on the issue, and no one side is perfect, all we need to do is show our strength in the polls and vote for what is right and get some of these guys out of office, after all we put them there in a direct or indirect way. If you vote for the person you put them there, if you don't vote at all, you are responsible for their being elected as well.
To me I think this is just a witch hunt, but thats just my 2 cents.
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Thats a pretty good post. I was "pro choice" or at least indifferent about the issue when I was younger, but I cant imagine the act now.
But your point is correct, no one person should agree with any candidate on all issues, you just have to pick the candidate that you agree with on your most imporant issue or a majority of issues.
Also, I imagine that alot of people that just voted democrat in the last election got their eyes opened wide when the realized that the SC decision to have larger government control over their private property was a liberal agenda. The Michael Moore movie forgot to mention what socialism and liberalism stood for.