Republican for a day

Yesterday, I was a Republican.

As I talked about here before, I promised to vote for a candidate for public office I know before I found out he was a Republican.  had no problem voting for the person, but the election was a primary. And in a primary, you have to say which party's ballot you want. That meant going in and saying, in a sense, I was Republican.

So, I decided to honor my promise, and I did.

It wasn't near the same as walking in and saying I had twenty dollars who had a little boy. However, it did not feel great. And the fact is your average Republican is much closer to doing that than I like (in both a moral and an actual sense.)

At least, I didn't say I was a teabagger.

Today, I am NOT a Republican.
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"Someday, when you start making a lot of money and paying a lot of taxes and stop caring about anything other than said money, you will be Republican for the rest of your life."

by Spencer on 02/03/2010 07:11:15 PM EST

Plenty of Reps are pretty damn poor or average.

It goes more like "Someday, when you get tired of logic and facts you will be a Republican for the rest of your life."

by Alloy on 02/03/2010 07:16:21 PM EST

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I don't expect shit from anyone (sadly, because I live in America for now). Also what is the point of a nation if not to take care of its populous? Why I really did hope Texas would leave the US so it could become a 3<sup>rd</sup> world country in a day.

by Alloy on 02/03/2010 08:43:18 PM EST

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