FirmhandKY -> RE: You might be a modern, 21st century Conservative if: (6/8/2012 7:46:09 PM)
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quote: ORIGINAL: Nosathro Where does this leave me? I consider myself "Independent". I vote my conscience, the one I believe is best for the job, be he a Republican or Democrate. If there is something that I think will work and benefit everyone, I am for it, no matter from who it came from. I agree. This is the healthy point of view. Firm As long as his name is Romney [image]http://yoursmiles.org/bsmile/fun/b0230.gif[/image] Stern, That's simply your own biases chasing around in your head. I think I said in the forums that I would have voted for Hillary before I voted for McCain, last election. Sweet holds what I consider some pretty "left of center" positions, but she doesn't seem to be an ideologue, and I believe she is right on the pension issue. I also believe that she actually means what she says about voting for the person she thinks is best, regardless of party. What makes you think I'm an ideologue? Just because I disagree with most of your positions and candidates? We have a very basic difference in concept of what makes the world go 'round, granted, and I vote on the basis of my beliefs. Just as you do. Just as sweet does. Personally, I think Obama has done some things right. But I also believe that he has done more to hurt than help, on balance, and I do not believe he deserves another four years. So, yeah, I'll probably vote for Romney, even if he wasn't my first choice. What's wrong with that? Firm
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