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5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is dead

Re: 5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is d

Don't act like the Republicans are the centrist party. They're not.

Neither are the Democrats. they've been pushed far to the left. these are not the democrats of 1960, or even 1980!
 
Re: 5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is d

Goddamn, are there any moderates out there. Jesus. The fucking Dems aren't as perfect as this thread makes them out to be. And neither is the GOP.
Ever wonder why we're not fully on the either end of the spectrum? it's cause we need both.
 
Re: 5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is d

They cant tell the difference between a White Supremacy and a Heritage symbol either

When it's the same symbol, that's no surprise.

What have the liberals successfully banned?

They've just about banned private property outside your own house.
They've banned free speech except in certain places on many college campuses.
They've banned people from doing things without a license.
 
Re: 5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is d

Neither are the Democrats. they've been pushed far to the left. these are not the democrats of 1960, or even 1980!

The Democrats of the 60s believed in the whole Bill of Rights; that's hard to find in a Democrat in politics these days.

Of course, the Republicans of the 60s believed in the whole Bill of Rights -- and that's also hard to find today.
 
Re: 5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is d

Goddamn, are there any moderates out there. Jesus. The fucking Dems aren't as perfect as this thread makes them out to be. And neither is the GOP.
Ever wonder why we're not fully on the either end of the spectrum? it's cause we need both.

No, it's because quite a few people realize that either end of the spectrum is just authoritarianism, and a lot of Americans still believe in liberty.
 
Re: 5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is d

Indeed Marley! :gogirl:

I'm very happy to see that Texas is now considered "competitive, and is out of the "red." ..|

It shows that the Texas Democrats are beginning to retake our Great State! (!)

Ding, Dong, the Bitch is Dead (or dying), the Wicked Bitch is gone (or going), and Dead (or dying)!

Maybe when (if) the GOP gets their shit together, they'll recognize that there are more than two colors within the fabric of American politics, instead of red and blue, and black and white.

This should be the song for this thread: Be sure to let the lead in complete.


 
Re: 5 Red States Left? aka Ding, Dong the GOP is d

That's conceivable, but not likely.

Prior to Tom DeLay, and the GOP take over all of the State Wide elected seats in Texas, it use to be that no matter which party banner an elected representative won their seat under, once they were sworn in they did what was right for the people of Texas.

Since the GOP has been in control for nearly 12 years now, our State Parks have fallen into disrepair, our schools are failing, are air is more polluted, and our environment is less protected, and handful have gotten richer, while the rest have been left to fend for themselves.

This didn't happen because of "less government" it happened because the foxes were put in charge of watching the hen houses, and Government has been nothing more than representatives of those who have the most money to invest in their local representatives; either through the election process, or through legislation.

The battles in Austin have been more about partisan power struggles, and political positioning than about governing.

So it could happen. I just don't see how at this point.

Though, in the last Governor's Race, we have our first "Independent" (Kinky Friedman) and he faired better than most.

Like I said earlier in this thread, I'm glad that Texas is no longer listed as a "Red State." :D

I agree with most of this, but I disagree on two points. First, the most ferocious battle of the last session was about whether to oust Speaker Craddick. I'm not sure that that was really a partisan battle. It was led by Republicans like Charlie Geren, and it was won this session by Republicans.

Second, I take issue with Mr. Friedman's doing "better than most." In fact, he finished dead last in a field of four. And there was "one tough grandma" running as an independent as well. The much-married, erstwhile Democrat, erstwhile Republican Carole Keaton Rylander Strayhorn came in third. Kinky is now looking at a Senate bid as a Democrat hoping to take Hutchison's place. Fat chance, I say!

Texas has a ways to go. The toss-up status must largely be because the Republican race had wrapped up before our primary.
 
Keep in mind that a lot of Republicans are calling themselves independents these days. They don't really like where the party has gone, but aren't likely to vote for a Democrat.

But this makes it look like the Democrats have vast majorities, which isn't strictly true.
 
Proving that a year is an eternity in politics.
 
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