[Turey]

I'm voting republican this time around because I haven't heard any republicans call me or someone who agrees with some of the things I do a "freedom hating theofascist scumbag."

No, they'll just call you a Terrorist.


That being said, I'm technically a Republican, though not in the way most people think of Republicans. When most people think of Republican, they think of the Neo-Cons, the God-fearing Abortion-hating Creationists who want to impose laws that force people to act like the Neo-Cons do.

I'm a REAL Republican. I want to get Government (Especially the Federal Government) as far out of everyone's life as possible. I'm pro-choice (not pro-abortion, I just feel that it's a personal choice.), pro-Stem Cell Research, pro-Evolution, and pro-Gay and Lesbian Rights (including marriage! My opinion on homosexuality is do what you want in this life, and if there is a Hell and if you do end up there, it's your problem, not mine.)


****ing Neo-Cons keep making the rest of us look bad.

[Nuclear1]

well i'm voting democrat, because kaz is right.

Ditto. And besides, I don't recall hearing any Democratic candidates calling anyone a theofascist.

He was referring to Kaz.

[Kazan]

****ing Neo-Cons keep making the rest of us look bad.

*applaud*

while i disagree with you, i can still respect you!

He was referring to Kaz.

that whoosing sound you heard was his point sailing over your head

[Nuclear1]

He was referring to Kaz.

that whoosing sound you heard was his point sailing over your head

Yeah, I thought you knew that happens a lot with me?

[Nuke]

as easy as picking weasels out of a berrel

[Turey]

*applaud*

while i disagree with you, i can still respect you!

And that's what politics should be about.

[Ulala]

well i'm voting democrat, because kaz is right.

Fair enough.

[redmenace]

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/pages/results/states/VA/
This is the key senate race. All other are likly to go democrat.

[Kosh]

eh, don't count on the Democrats taking control of the senate. Them taking the senate really depends on Virginia. It is 48-Webb 49-Allen. Both canidates are absolutly dreadful and depends which canidate turns stomachs more: Mr. Muccaca or the Sexist that writes naughty books. The House is more likley though.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15603344/

RICHMOND, Va. - The FBI is investigating complaints that phony callers tried to intimidate Virginia voters amid the hard-fought race between GOP Sen. George Allen and Democratic challenger Jim Webb, officials said Tuesday.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4999529/

Appearently there are many, many issues with voting this election. What a surprise.

[Bobboau]

Sounds like Turey is Libertarian... he'll probably vehemetly deny it though, no one seems to want to be assosiated with us for some reason...

[Unknown Target]

Indeed.

At this moment, it looks like Dems are leading the House by 14, and the GOP is leading the Senate by 11.

[Turey]

Sounds like Turey is Libertarian... he'll probably vehemently deny it though, no one seems to want to be assosiated with us for some reason...

I know that my views are very similar to those of the Libertarians, and I have no problem with that. I'm currently unsure about which of the two (Republican or Libertarian) I'll actually register as when I hit 18. Being able to vote in either of the two primaries is a pretty convincing reason for me to register Libertarian.

[redmenace]

eh, don't count on the Democrats taking control of the senate. Them taking the senate really depends on Virginia. It is 48-Webb 49-Allen. Both canidates are absolutly dreadful and depends which canidate turns stomachs more: Mr. Muccaca or the Sexist that writes naughty books. The House is more likley though.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15603344/

RICHMOND, Va. - The FBI is investigating complaints that phony callers tried to intimidate Virginia voters amid the hard-fought race between GOP Sen. George Allen and Democratic challenger Jim Webb, officials said Tuesday.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4999529/

Appearently there are many, many issues with voting this election. What a surprise.

Already posted. Althought this will fizzle out to be absolutly nothing, likly.

[Rictor]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/americas/2006/mid_terms/default.stm

According to the BBC's latest, the Republicans are ahead by 10 in the Senate and 4 in Congress. Congress could go either way, but the Senate look like a sure Republican victory.

By the way, who's the lone Senate independent?

[Ford Prefect]

Sounds like Turey is Libertarian... he'll probably vehemetly deny it though, no one seems to want to be assosiated with us for some reason...

Except for the hordes of them in the arts and academia. I'm telling you, libertarianism is the new socialism on college campuses.

[brozozo]

By the way, who's the lone Senate independent?

Jim Jeffords from Vermont.

[redmenace]

Sounds like Turey is Libertarian... he'll probably vehemetly deny it though, no one seems to want to be assosiated with us for some reason...

Except for the hordes of them in the arts and academia. I'm telling you, libertarianism is the new socialism on college campuses.

Is there a problem with academia exploring radical ideas?

[redmenace]

In regaurds to the Virginia Senate Race, it will entirely depend on Arlington, Alexandria, and Prince William Counties.

[Rictor]

Jim Jeffords from Vermont.

Wikipedia says

"On October 11, 2002, Jeffords was one of 23 senators to vote against authorizing the use of military force in Iraq. On this issue of foreign policy and other issues, Jeffords has strongly disagreed with the positions of the Bush administration.

With fellow Senators Trent Lott, John Ashcroft, and Larry Craig, he formed a barbershop quartet called The Singing Senators.

He also holds a black belt in Tae Kwon Do."

Dude, this guy's like...the man. A karate-chopping, rhyme-busting antiwar libertarian.

[redmenace]

Not really, he demanded that the federal gov't pay all special education for the mentally handicapped in exchange to stay.