What's your political party?

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Response by SSG Jessica Bautista made Oct 11 at 2016 12:50 PM

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Sorry if I didn't cover yours, but apparently you can only have 5 options on RP. Feel free to add to.

Response by SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth made Oct 11 at 2016 12:53 PM

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Independent.

Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 11 at 2016 12:57 PM

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The best person I feel is the best for the job, except HRC. LOL

Response by CPT Pedro Meza made Oct 11 at 2016 12:58 PM

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Independent! I research all candidate, then apply decision making principals to judge and decide, but since most of what I did in the military required educated risk taking combine with a game of Russian roulette, I will at times pull the trigger.

Response by PO3 David Fries made Oct 11 at 2016 1:00 PM

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If I am forced to identify with any, it would be Libertarian. I don't agree with the Anarchistic side of the party though.

Response by SrA Edward Vong made Oct 11 at 2016 1:50 PM

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I am a Rockefeller Republican. This is also known as a liberal Republican. When it comes to voting though, I vote for the candidate, not the party.

"To denounce both the radical left and right. To help those in need and those who wish to help themselves. To strengthen the United States economically, both domestically and abroad."

Response by CW4 Guy Butler made Oct 11 at 2016 2:29 PM

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No party affiliation/independent.

Response by SN Greg Wright made Oct 11 at 2016 2:40 PM

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Our 2-party system (your reasonable attempt to include others notwithstanding) is broke-dick and divisive. It would be much better if your effort to add more wasn't token in nature. As such, I don't identify with any of them. Both Dems and Republicans have tenets that I can get behind, and ones that I think are silly. For example, I think there needs to be better gun control, but don't make the mistake of trying to amend the 2A. Etc. As such, I have never in my life voted for a candidate because they're one party or the other. I always vote which makes me want to puke the least. At least, in the past that was so. This time around, I don't think I can stomach either, so I am probably not voting.

Response by Sgt Wayne Wood made Oct 11 at 2016 2:52 PM

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contrary to opinion, Lifelong Democrat

Response by SSgt Terry P. made Oct 11 at 2016 3:50 PM

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SSG Jessica Bautista I would have to go with none,i vote for the best person for the job.
In this election there doesn't seem to be one.
I like Greg's comment,so i may vote for him. lol

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 11 at 2016 4:27 PM

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I was a Republican until 1992, and was still registered as a Republican but voted for Bill Clinton. I think I changed my party affiliation around 1998 or so and have been a Democrat since then, though not a particularly loyal one.

I am sort of a moderate, though I am very liberal on many social issues and a centrist on most economic issues. What pushed me out of the GOP was the Religious Right taking a dominant role in the 1992 election. Since then, the GOP has done its best to make sure I don't return, by becoming more and more religious, and trying to legislate that religiosity into law.

I am very pro-gun, but even more pro separation of church and state, and if push came to shove (it won't), I'd rather be disarmed than live in a Christian theocracy.

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 11 at 2016 4:53 PM

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Reasons explained in a separate post.

Response by SPC George Rudenko made Oct 11 at 2016 4:56 PM

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NOTA none of the above

Response by MSG Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 11 at 2016 5:46 PM

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Haben Sie ein anderes Bier

This is my political party.