What political party do you affiliate yourself with?
by 
LittleMissSunshine
ANSWERS: 18
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Republican. when they stick to the platform. Socially and lower taxes and I do think we need a strong military.
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I don't affiliate with any of them. If I had to choose, I'd just say I was a moderate. On some things, I agree with the democratic ideal, on others, I see more of the republican ideal. I try to stick with whatever just makes more sense.
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Republican mostly.
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I count myself as a social and fiscal conservative. The Republican Party, though they're a little wobbly sometimes, is the closer to my beliefs and opinions. I'm looking forward to Michael Steele's influence. He seems to be a chairman that's...awake, for a change.
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I'm a libertarian who votes Democratic because they're the lesser of two evils.
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Republican- Althoug I hate the religious right, well all religions in general. I'm also very pro stem cell research and anything that advances science.
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im a registered democrat because in oregon you cant vote in the primaries if you an independent or any of the other minor political parties.
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Ewww political parties yuck!
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I'm not affiliated with any political party. I don't like to join groups that have names, especially if it's something that a lot of people take very seriously.
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None, I go by the candidate. I was hoping that Ron Paul would become president. That might tell you more about myself.
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I am an independent who looks at the candidates
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I have been officially a Republican, a Libertarian, and a Democrat. I am currently 'unenrolled'
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I would affiliate my self with a truly socialist party. Unfortunately there's none I know of. So therefore I observe but do not affiliate with any ATM.
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I am proud to be a radically unresconstructed Southern Nationalist.
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the convicted felons
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I am a Republican. I believe if a person doesn't work, they don't eat.
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None.Is better for Me that way.
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Libertarian. Although I think many politicians are corrupted by party politics. A true statesman would not have affiliations but would vote constitutionally and for his constituents best interests.
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