To all who were voting against Republicans or for Democrats...?
956362
Just reaffirms me being a real American...., a Republican
1180247
You got it sister. I'm a conservative independent. I vote for who, IMO, will do the better job as a conservative, regardless what party they are affiliated with. Of course the only conservative democrats I know are here in my state like state senators and such, and i have no problem voting for them.
741572
I think both sides have spewed hate and false claims via ads.  Thank God the elections are over..we can finally move on.\n\nYup, I see that I got a thumbs down and I actually want to be on good terms with Dems...now who's being hateful?  Good grief.
508528
I voted Kerry-Edwards last time, and no, my prior agnosticism did not play a large or main role in my choosing Kerry-Edwards.  I CAN sleep at night knowing I didn't choose this Path for America to be on, currently. \n\nI feel I have to continue my voting Democrat, Independent or Libertarian next time---whatever Prezzie choices there are that I feel comfortable voting for.
771319
EXTREMELY...I feel there is a silent majority out there. I'm a Centrist. The far left wing has attempted to make this election a referendum against George Bush. I will vote in a Referendum fashion. Yet my vote will be against the far left that has literally hijacked the once great Democratic party and I will vote Republican across the board. The silent majority will vote in droves stunning the far left despite the latest gallop polls. The Republicans will gain seats due to the far lefts extremists beliefs.
782567
Thank you man . Some people are just trying to hypocrite .\nI'm pretty sure all of them didn' t vote for Deval that is the reason why they so mad at you . GOD bless you too .
720810
I chose the party I currently vote in when I was about 22. It was a long debate, measuring pros and cons of both major parties and a few smaller ones. It was a painstaking journey. My mother and her side of the family wanted a Democrat, and my father wanted a Republican. I chose the party that best fit with my political beliefs. Needless to say, My grandmother has taken me out of her will, and my mother wants to constantly argue politics and religion with me.
975567
For the record, I voted early today, Sunday, I stood in a line for over an hour. I spoke to many others in that line, Dems, Reps, and Unaffiliated. I (a Dem) left work to vote today, because I can't take off from MY JOB, to vote on Tuesday.\nIt's sad really. The republicans were once a party that could be respected, even by Democrats. There was once a time we could appreciate a great Politician, regardless of party lines. It is sad, really, that the once great republican party has now nothing better to do than spend their time being hate mongers, and throwing horrible slurs and generalizations.\nI'll see you on Tuesday.
1118513
Vote republican again! ;)
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.
867878
Did you vote in today's election to get someone who reflects your views into office???\n\nDon't just observe it change it.
104620
I consider myself to be a TRUE republican, and I make it a point to vote every four years for our president. I did vote for Bush and would vote for him again. All my years of voting, I have never voted democratic and don't feel that I ever would. My view on most democrats is that they work too hard to give our hard earned dollars to welfare recipients. I realize there are many women who will need welfare assistance to get on their feet, and that's fine, but there needs to be a limit on how long and how much they can receive. I promise to vote at the next presidential elections.
665223
abso-fukkin-lutely not!!!  i am not a democrat, but did vote for Kerry because he was (as we already know) the far better choice. so if Kerry had been elected and had fukked up as many things as bush -- well, let's be fair, it is mostly cheney and rove and rumsfeld and others around bush, then i ABSOLUTELY WOULD HAVE TURNED ON HIM. I would be asking for his impeachment just as i am asking for the Team B impeachment now.
1068531
No votes here, but when there is, I will be voting for anyone of any party who is willing to stand up and defend our borders!  As far as I'm concerned, this issue transcends the usual Dem/GOP lines ... from now on I will vote for the individual who has America's interests at heart ... hard to find, but I'll be looking!
944692
I can hope and pray the Dems do not take over the Govt. I will be voting Republican acrossed the board. My state needs all the help it can get it is infested with illegals and anti gun nuts that need to go . VOTE REPUBLICAN IF YOU LOVES THIS GREAT NATION. THE DEMS WILL DESTROY IT.
248987
Republican.  I do vote for the best candidate or issue based on their own merit.  I am not a "Party Line" guy.
783740
Well, not really. What was proved yesterday is that Americans are fed up. I do not support the democrats or republicans. I support the Socialist Equality Party (SEP). What yesterday's election proves is that even as the democrats move to the right and the populace to the left, they are still seen as the only option by most. The democrats are not anti-war, they are not pro working-class. They are as bad as the republicans, but they are still seen as the only alternative because of our two party system. Check out the SEP's website if you are against the war and inequality in general:\n\nhttp://www.wsws.org\n\nThanks a lot for reading.