On Mon, 12 May 2014 09:19:42 -0500, G. Morgan
wrote:

Oren wrote:

"Feel good"? That sounds like a socialist progressive liberal policy
to me.

It's possible to have components of "socialism" in a capitalist society.

The problem with most Americans is that they're brainwashed into choosing
a side between "conservative and liberalism". The politicians are
laughing their asses off about this. There is virtually no difference
between the "two parties". Behind closed doors the agenda never changes,
hasn't in 60 years. And anyone that thinks the POTUS has so much power
to control all aspects of government policies is just plain asleep at the
wheel. You folks that subscribe to either party, regardless of whom is
running are more dangerous than the politicians. You're scared of the
government, when the exact opposite should be true. That's why their
plan of division is working so well. I wish folks would wake up,
renounce party affiliations and think for themselves. Pulling a straight
ticket is about as stupid as it gets on election day. You don't even
know who you're voting for because you're too lazy to research the
candidates. It takes me an hour to vote. I see sheeple walk in and out
in two minutes after pulling a straight ticket.

I don't want to start **** at the polling place, but I would love to
interview those folks with all the candidates mixed up on a list out of
order (without a "R" or "D" next to their names) and ask who they voted
for! I'll bet 95% won't even get 50% of the names they voted for
correctly.

In fact, I may just do that come November.

I do my research. I've voted across party lines. I also know that with
some things people vote for is not what they think they are voting
for. It can be difficult to sort out the verbiage. It takes me only a
short time to vote. We get a packet weeks before election time with
everything on the ballot. I can mark my vote, take it with to the
polling station and vote, without spending a lot of time.

Folks that do no research are just plain silly and pull the handle.