Like all Americans you should go where you "fit in", are accepted, and feel comfortable. Not sure where that puts you politically but if you need any suggestions about a church try Westboro Baptist, appears to have a prevalence of lawyers.
Like all Americans you should go where you "fit in", are accepted, and feel comfortable. Not sure where that puts you politically but if you need any suggestions about a church try Westboro Baptist, appears to have a prevalence of lawyers.
And about as much respect for the justice system as you do.
I have no problem with the justice system as much as some of those in it.
Libertarians don't take money out of your pocket.
And you and I seem to agree quite a bit.
As far as I can tell, he's not been active in politics for a few years.
JB, if you're serious about switching parties (I don't know what one you are in, or the one you want to switch to), then just do some research on the parties and join the one you think (not feel) best aligns with your positions.
I'd read he had a bad heart attack, didn't know if he'd survived/recovered or not.
I heard Ron Paul announced today he's running.
My support is going to Gary Johnson. It's not that I really have anything against Ron Paul, but I believe that Johnson is much more electable than Paul. Paul did a great job of opening the door to a different viewpoint in the GOP primaries in 2008, but I think the way he's been painted in the past and the impression the uninformed have of him makes him unelectable. Johnson has the ability to build on that opportunity, as well as the track record as an executive in a state where the legislature was against what he wanted. (How else do you rack up the highest veto rate in the country?)
