just said that he was actually an independent but has never voted for a republican.
wouldn't that make him a democrat?
just said that he was actually an independent but has never voted for a republican.
wouldn't that make him a democrat?
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Indecrat.
well he 's not a role model so the answer would be yes
Bazinga
Not necessarily. Maybe he's open to the idea of voting for a Republican candidate, but he has never liked the Republican choice over the Democrat.
Maybe he votes Libertarian.
Maybe he votes for Ross Perot.
Maybe he votes for Ralph Nader.
Maybe he abstains from voting.
There's a lot of possibilities other than Republican and Democrat.
... that's not food.
and he's running for Gov of Alabama in 2014
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turrible
he also said that he always votes for democrats. Does that help clear things up for you?Originally Posted by GottaHavePride
Does his independent comment make sense now?
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The republicans just aren't in "his five"
Well, you didn't say that in the first post.
... that's not food.
It was implied!
Real Name: Mark
He used to be a Republican several years ago by his own admission. I find it strange he'd have been a registered Republican and never voted for one. Nonetheless, he dropped his party affiliation and became an independent several years ago when the evangelical wing of the party started making a lot of noise. I get the impression he's more the libertarian sort, and the religious kooks drove him away.
This is the only reason I even know who the guy is.
GHP picked every probable outcome other than the actual outcome. He sucks at this game.
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1. Why the **** do you care about Charles Barkley's political affiliation?
2. Nevermind, I can't get past #1.
Why do you care why he cares?
I was watching CNN and they were interviewing him. He said something I thought was silly.
That's not too difficult for you to understand is it?
I would have thought the statement was equally silly had he said he always voted for republicans and had never voted for a democrat.
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Yeah, I actually remember him relating some story about being a Republican because he's rich and chiding his mother for voting Democrat.
Weird.
"The choices we discern as having been made in the Constitutional Convention impose burdens on governmental proceses that often seem clumsy, inefficient, even unworkable, but those hard choices were consciously made by men who had lived under a form of government that permitted arbitrary governmental acts to go unchecked." INS v. Chadha, 462 U.S. 919 (1983) (Burger, C.J.)
What I noticed in the Che Guevara thread is that all people in the South Oval are assumed to have a raging bias such that they can't be even-handed about anything. Therefore, your statement makes no sense.
they asked him about that and he said that voting for Obama wasn't doing to hurt him. Even after the interviever said that Obama was going to raise his taxes.
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Well, truth be told, I was just mad that a black guy was on my TV.What I noticed in the Che Guevara thread is that all people in the South Oval are assumed to have a raging bias such that they can't be even-handed about anything. Therefore, your statement makes no sense.
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