I want to know if you are a republican or democrat? tell me?
915985
Neither, I'm from Japan.  American politics are the silliest in the whole world!
818089
Democrat because I believe in helping the lower and middle classes, not rich people and big business.
695247
Democrat.... or rather... liberal!
831030
Good vs. Evil.. it's already taking place.... Republicans vs. dems.. can't you see that it has already started..  I may die in battle, but I will vote Republican until I die unless some drastic change should come to the democratic party.
191418
I agree with your general statement. I am a self-proclaimed democrat. However, I find that I agree with many republican political views. I wish that things weren't so black and white and people were more receptive to others views. I really feel badly when republicans say how they hate "liberal whiners" because even though I consider myself liberal, I'm not so liberal and open minded that my brains have fallen out. I can see when the democrat reps are in the wrong. I can admit when republicans may have a better idea. We all need to reach our hand out to each other and embrace our differences and also our similarities.
708735
I do. You have me tagged right at the nail. I would have been a Republican because I admire their tough stances on crime and their fiscal responsibility. However, the evangelicals have taken a hold of the GOP alienating many potential members who aren't pro-life or anti-gay. I'm a Democrat because of many reasons but I disagree with them on some things, especially with the liberals. I'm a Goldwater conservative at heart and would like to see many people embrace fiscal conservatism. I do believe in God but I abhor how the Republican party has used Christianity to get ahead in the political arena and the evangelicals meddling in politics it's simply wrong. I feel sometimes like I have no party.
20421
Probably libertarian.  The republicans are spineless.  I've been disapppointed by them for the last time.
1005320
Yes, I was a republican in the 80s then after the Iran-Contra scandal, I switched to independent.... voted for Perot twice. Then in 2002, I re-registered democratic.\n\nI changed to completely democratic after Bush discontinued the PAY AS YOU GO system that the democrats had used to balance, and keep balanced, the budget. \n\nNOW, I am currently what you would call a 'yellow dog' democrat. This means I will vote for any democrat even if it was a yellow dog. My reasons are that I have come to believe the republican party will lie, cheat, or steal in any way, shape, or form to be in power. \n\nI completely do not trust the republican party to do what is right for the American ppl.. ie, loss of jobs, this war, our economy, minimum wages, crap added to legislation giving money away (forgot the term for that), K STREET, pro-executive party supreme court judges, .... the list goes on and on and on.
865922
Independent.  I don't want to be categorized as either, yet I tend to lean towards democrat because their interests lie in the every day, little guy problems, whereas the republicans are all about big business and whoever has the most money wins.\n\nI am probably more socialist than anything else.
962300
Independent. I agree with a lot of the Republican issues such as pro-life but I also believe in several of the Democratic issues such as supporting our schools.
852847
Registered Republican here.\n\nI vote the person....not the party.\n\nThanks for asking!
591011
Nominal Republican, but I have voted Libertarian in the past.  Given the fact that I really don't care for government and am able to handle most problems on my own, I can't see myself voting for a party that loves to be Big Brother like the socialist Democrats do.
185100
Republican because they most accurately reflect my conservative values.\n\nAnd I'm sick of Americans saying "I'm sick of how things are going." ... what exactly do they mean by that?  They hate waking up every day in a great country, with the freedoms to do whatever they please that day?  They hate not being persecuted for their beliefs?  Quit hopping on the bandwagon and look how well you have it.\nThen, go ahead and vote for a liberal hippie and watch your money fizzle away and burn why the lazy people eat more McDonalds and drink more booze and Japan buys the whole country. :P
789568
Voting Democrat, because the GOP are all, or nearly all, greasy amoral scumbags who have auctioned off our country to corporate lobbyists.\n\nAm I thrilled with the Dems?  No.  Do they represent "my values"?  No.  But we have 2 viable choices in this country, and that basically always means choosing the lesser of two evils.  Just shows what a miserable system it is.\n\nP.S. If the Republicans are the party of "personal responsibility" (pause for laughter), then Bush ought to repeal his tax cuts for the mega-wealthy in order to pay for his hugely expensive war of choice.  Because it's really not a question of who will pay - WE will, sooner or later - and you do understand that these are RECORD deficits - it's a question of who hands us the bill, and I feel that it ought to be the guy who ran up the tab.  That sounds like "personal responsibility" to me.\n\nP.P.S. - I can't even begin to imagine the thought process that leads to the conclusion that the GOP is working in the interests of the "middle class worker."  Sorry if you don't like the term "scumbags," but it's descriptive of a fact.
951684
I know how you feel...\n\nI was a Republican all my life until 1992 when I switched to Independent. I changed parties at this point after the Iran/Contra and World Bank scandals of Reagan and Bush Sr.\n\nDuring the 90s, I voted for Perot twice and never Clinton BUT by the end of the 90s, after educating myself enormously on politics, I began to see the depth of lies, propaganda and manipulation the Republican party was using to win votes.\n\nSo, in 2000, I re-registered Democrat and will probably be so the rest of my life.\n\nBtw, from what you have written, you have a long way to go but it is a good sign that you are at least beginning to question truth. That is where I started my journey out of the 'dark side' into the light. I grew up in a hardcore Republican family and was extremely conservative. Part of letting go of that facade was realizing it is the democratic party that are the ones in Washington fighting for me, for you and for our brothers and sisters.\n\nNo matter where you end.. and it can be a long journey to find yourself, just seek truth and if you are lucky enough to find it, hang on to it with all that you are.
910659
No, my poll says Republican
796893
Democrat.  I believe in their values more than the republicans.  Also, republicans just whine about everything.  Also, Bush is the dumbest person on the face of the universe.  You could fit his library in a little corner.