If you're not educated just stop talking. White people are poor and rich. Black people are poor and rich. Sometimes race is a factor, sometimes it is not.
That has nothing to do with what I said.
I've been a registered Republican since 2011. Not sure why you're citing a post I made in April 2019 to back up a claim that I was pro-Bernie since 2015 or was never a Republican. In 2015, I was briefly pro-Trump because he was floating Andrew Napolitano for the Supreme Court. I then soured on Trump when it became obvious that wasn't going to happen, and I planned on voting for Rand Paul in the Florida primary. However, he dropped out right before then, so I didn't bother to vote in the primary.
The only reason I became a Republican was to vote for Ron Paul in the 2012 Florida primary since FL is a closed primary state. I was a center-right small l libertarian big R Republican at the time. Can you not accept that political opinions change over times sometimes?@panamaican has had a somewhat similar journey because of Trump and the nationalist populist wing of the Party. You think I was trolling for almost 10 years? I don't waste my time like that.
Serious question, nothing against you, you're not the one saying it or running for president.
Ellen is part of the LGBT community to begin with. 90+% of us are not. And she's a multimillionaire in the mainstream media. They're culturally liberal but not necessarily left wing in any traditional or substantive sense, they're not policy progressives.
FWIW I'd expect any principled, intelligent right of center person to change their views based on how Republicans are behaving today (and for a long time now, quite frankly). Leaving aside tribal loyalty over country and corruption they've abandoned the conservative principles you support. They've abandoned basic decency. You didn't leave the party they left you!!!
I've been a registered Republican since 2011. Not sure why you're citing a post I made in April 2019 to back up a claim that I was pro-Bernie since 2015 or was never a Republican. In 2015, I was briefly pro-Trump because he was floating Andrew Napolitano for the Supreme Court. I then soured on Trump when it became obvious that wasn't going to happen, and I planned on voting for Rand Paul in the Florida primary. However, he dropped out right before then, so I didn't bother to vote in the primary.
The only reason I became a Republican was to vote for Ron Paul in the 2012 Florida primary since FL is a closed primary state. I was a center-right small l libertarian big R Republican at the time. Can you not accept that political opinions change over times sometimes?@panamaican has had a somewhat similar journey because of Trump and the nationalist populist wing of the Party. You think I was trolling for almost 10 years? I don't waste my time like that.
Canada's system isn't an ideal model. They should have done UHC at the federal level instead of the province level. It's still a better system than ours in many ways, particularly prescription drug prices. Few Canadians would trade our system for theirs, including most conservatives.
Please. Not buying this at all. Nobody goes from pro-Trump to pro-Bernie.
I've been a registered Republican since 2011. Not sure why you're citing a post I made in April 2019 to back up a claim that I was pro-Bernie since 2015 or was never a Republican. In 2015, I was briefly pro-Trump because he was floating Andrew Napolitano for the Supreme Court. I then soured on Trump when it became obvious that wasn't going to happen, and I planned on voting for Rand Paul in the Florida primary. However, he dropped out right before then, so I didn't bother to vote in the primary.
The only reason I became a Republican was to vote for Ron Paul in the 2012 Florida primary since FL is a closed primary state. I was a center-right small l libertarian big R Republican at the time. Can you not accept that political opinions change over times sometimes?@panamaican has had a somewhat similar journey because of Trump and the nationalist populist wing of the Party. You think I was trolling for almost 10 years? I don't waste my time like that.
It is what i said. If you cant keep up with the conversation kindly fuck off.
A group of people forcefully doing unpaid labor then being separated from the rest of the population (and all that other wonderful stuff) is a class issue. The racial part speaks for itself.
I was hardly pro-Trump. I was hardcore anti-Hillary and leaning towards voting for Gary Johnson again. I was briefly considering supporting Trump simply because Andrew Napolitano was a hero of mine at the time and I still have a huge amount of respect for him. When I realized Trump wouldn't actually nominate Napolitano, I decided to vote for Rand Paul in the primary. Then he dropped out and I didn't vote at all in the primary.
