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Title: Am I the only once considering this?
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Published: Mar 16, 2016
Author: sneakypete
Post Date: 2016-03-16 10:01:12 by sneakypete
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Am I the only one considering changing my voter registration to Independent after this election,thanks to my complete and utter disgust with both branches of the Globalist Party? I haven't done it in the past because it would have virtually kept me from voting in local elections,but I am now convinced the alleged Republicans don't really want my vote anyhow,so why bother?
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#1. To: sneakypete (#0)
When I first moved to Kentucky and eventually changed residence here I was advised to register as a Democrat because 90 percent of the county was. I did so. After two or three years I changed my registration to Republican which I considered myself a lifelong one. More recently, maybe ten or more years ago I wanted to change my registration to Libertarian or Anarchist. I found that the only third option was Other which didn't appeal to me at the time, not being able to vote in primaries and such. So I'm still a registered Pubbie. Guilty as charged. Maybe we could start an Anarchist party in our spare time.
No No No. You're not an anarchist. But those in D.C. are anarchists. Obama just chose Merrick Garland to succeed the late Antonnin Scalia. And get this: Garland won't have to go through the FBI background check. Remember FBI agent Gary Aldrich mentioned in his book, Unlimited Access concerning the fact that the Clintons dodged all attempts made to have FBI background checks done on them. And look at the mess they left behind when Bill left office in 2000.
I don't think that's accurate. Those in D.C., they worship the state-establishment that owns them. You ever been there? The architecture and size of the buildings along the National Mall reminded me of the opening of scene of "Rome": All of the facilities are kept up by an army of civil employees. It's not anarchy, it's socialism for the Oligarchic kleptocrats. Look at the nice garden they got to each lunch in: "Free" if you can afford to live there. That's what's being worshiped and served there - the infrastructure and the bureaucratic machinery that exists to support and run it. Likewise, they're in the bidness of feeding the mob with bread and circuses. Same ol' --- "when in Rome"
I have never been to D.C. but a classmate of mine who whom I grew up with works in the D.C. area on policy making for members of Congress. Their dad and mine worked in the news business for years.
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#6. To: Fred Mertz (#1)
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When I first moved to Kentucky and eventually changed residence here I was advised to register as a Democrat because 90 percent of the county was. I did so.
#8. To: goldilucky (#6)
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But those in D.C. are anarchists.
#13. To: VxH (#8)
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