Americans are mad as hell and they aren’t going to take it anymore. Especially angry is the great unwashed-and-ignored middle of the political spectrum, all those folks who were left behind when the GOP fled right and the Dems stampeded left. The middle-of-the-road, the common sense, the bipartisan, the all-things-in-moderation crowd finally had a chance … Continue reading Rise of the independent voter
Senator Joe Lieberman (D-CT) announced a few weeks ago that if he fails to win the Democratic primary tomorrow, he will run as an Independent in the November general election. There are so many things wrong with his doing this, it’s hard to know where to begin. This politician I once respected (there are so … Continue reading Haughty Joe has got to go
It’s official; I’m no longer a registered Democrat. Nor did I have any desire to return to the Republican fold where I spent most of my life (until GWB was nominated). As it turned out, I couldn’t register “Independent” in Colorado, so I am now officially “Unaffiliated” — UNA on my voter’s card. True, I’ve … Continue reading Officially unaffiliated
Today I dropped in the mail a form changing my political affiliation from Democrat to Independent (“Unaffiliated” in Colorado). Not that I’m fed up with the Dems, although I am. Not that I’m condoning what the Republicans are doing, because I don’t. But to express my total frustration with both major parties. It was not … Continue reading Independent bleats
Yes, there’s a definite anti-Bush bias in this blog. It might shed some light to know I was a lifelong registered Republican until Dubya came along. He was the last straw in my growing disenchantment with the Republican Party. I’m not particularly content as a Democrat, either. (Howard Dean as party chairman? What a suicidal … Continue reading For the record…
