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Leaving the Democrat Party

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:lol: :lol:

 

I clicked and read the article, but I couldn't help but crack up at the way the article linked in your post: "2" Mass. voters quit Democratic Party.

 

If Kentucky was an open primary I would switch to Independent too. I may switch all the way to the dark side anyway, so I can vote against Mitch twice.

This doesn't surprise me. Note though, only a small percent are switching to the Republican side...the vast majority are going independent. I'd be curious to see how many Republicans are doing the same thing.

 

I think there are lots of moderates on both sides that are fed up with how the far left and far right have become the loudest voices in each party.

:lol: :lol:

 

I clicked and read the article, but I couldn't help but crack up at the way the article linked in your post: "2" Mass. voters quit Democratic Party.

 

If Kentucky was an open primary I would switch to Independent too. I may switch all the way to the dark side anyway, so I can vote against Mitch twice.

 

Won't help. Both of my great grandparents still are voting for Mitch, even though they no longer walk this earth. They'll cancel your anti-Mitch vote out.

Every poll and site is biased. I get next to nothing out of them.

There's a few Democrats-To-The Core guys at my golf club who say they will vote for Trump over Hillary this Fall. These guys probably haven't voted Republican in their lives in anything other than maybe a couple times in county races. When I asked them why they had come to that decision they said because Trump was actually more Democrat in his philosophy than Republican. At least they've convinced themselves of that to justify their planned votes. Who knows, maybe there's a lot more Democrats out there thinking the same way.

There's a few Democrats-To-The Core guys at my golf club who say they will vote for Trump over Hillary this Fall. These guys probably haven't voted Republican in their lives in anything other than maybe a couple times in county races. When I asked them why they had come to that decision they said because Trump was actually more Democrat in his philosophy than Republican. At least they've convinced themselves of that to justify their planned votes. Who knows, maybe there's a lot more Democrats out there thinking the same way.

 

A lot of truth in this.

Are they all leaving for the Republic Party?

Are they all leaving for the Republic Party?

 

:lol2: I wish I could like this.

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