I was surprised to see some of the people who are registered as Republicrat. WTF does Kidd Rock have in common with the Republicrat Party? An ex-meth dealer who still uses drugs, drinks alcohol, and enjoys watching and performing in pornographic movies. The Republicrats would rendition his ass in the nearest foreign country if they could get away with it, all the while shouting Hallelujah and Praise Jesus.
Yeah, Kid Rock's only connection to Republicans, I think, is his rather slavish militarism and his rather admirable upholding of gun rights.
Which if you think about it, the whole gun rights thing doesn't belong to Republicans either any longer.
Why the hell is he with the Republicans now that you mention it? I've no problem with his drug use and stripper love, that's cool, but like you say, it does put him at odds with the republican party.
Which if you think about it, the whole gun rights thing doesn't belong to Republicans either any longer.
That's right. The power of the BATF to harass and intimidate gun owners increased under the Republicrat Party with the full knowledge and support of the party.
Why the hell is he with the Republicans now that you mention it? I've no problem with his drug use and stripper love, that's cool, but like you say, it does put him at odds with the republican party.
I feel the same way. I could care less about his drug use or any other category I mentioned. It's not my business. I just can't figure out why someone would be a member of a party that hates everything he stands for. That's why I'm not a member of the Republicrat Party. I have a set of core values which do not change because the control of government passes from one party to another. I believe in small government and REAL free markets. They despise people like me. So I am not a member.
For many of us it is the hold the two party system has. I have only been a registered R all my life only because they HAD been closer to what I believe.
My delema was that if you can't vote in a primary there is a good chance a very good person could not gain enough votes to become the candidate. Ron Paul for example stayed R. He said they left him, he did not leave them. In my state you can't vote in the primary if you are not a D or R so here I sit.
Although I believe in FREEDOM, Liberty all the way around you can't say it is and then limit freedom. If you can't handle your freedom with respect to others then you may have to be taught a lesson.
I may be registered an R but I vote or don't because of who runs. So tecnically I'm INDEPENDENT.
For many of us it is the hold the two party system has. I have only been a registered R all my life only because they HAD been closer to what I believe.
My delema was that if you can't vote in a primary there is a good chance a very good person could not gain enough votes to become the candidate. Ron Paul for example stayed R. He said they left him, he did not leave them. In my state you can't vote in the primary if you are not a D or R so here I sit.
Although I believe in FREEDOM, Liberty all the way around you can't say it is and then limit freedom. If you can't handle your freedom with respect to others then you may have to be taught a lesson.
I may be registered an R but I vote or don't because of who runs. So tecnically I'm INDEPENDENT.
I don't have to worry about that in the state that I live in so that is something I didn't think about. Good point.
I can and do register as a Libertarian in my state. We even vote in primaries. And when we look at the ballot, we have "Libertarian" clearly stated on the candidate's name if he's a Libertarian, just like the R's and D's have for theirs. :)