No, there are also Republicans who do not support defending the right to life for ALL including “our posterity” (Preamble of the Constitution), nor the right to armed self-defense, and like Bush and McCain, they support allowing open borders and forcing the appeasement and accommodation of the invaders on us and many of them (Bush and McCain, like Clinton before) support handing over our national economic sovereignity to international tribunals like NAFTA. And the two parties conspired to go to war in yet another unconstitutional, undeclared war and responded to a terror attack by attacking our rights (Patriot Act) and going toward a more centralized police-state (Homeland Security)

Which makes my point that political things are NOT neatly confined and defined between Republicans and Democrats.

I am increasingly finding myself totally unrepesented by the two party system (except for Ron Paul ) and their accomplices in the corporate media which controls the flow of information and opinion to maintain the false left-right paradigm.

It will make your Thundercats ensemble complete.

Ho?

You know, like the Thundercats!

We have a name for that: It’s called “a Republican.”

Confining the political spectrum and discourse to the Democratic and Republican parties is absurd.

Unless and until you replace our current plurality-winner-takes-all electoral system with something more like a parliamentary system, third party support will almost always be futile.

Yes, I do remember that about Mayor Beverly Briley.

Still there are some Democrats who are about as far you can get from Barack Obama politically. From what I know about Lincoln Davis, he’s a prime example: pro-life, pro-gun rights, supports securing our borders and enforcement only for illegal immigration, supports prayer in schools, etc. all totally opposite of Obama. And I think he opposes the internationalist trade agreements (like NAFTA) that supposed “conservatives” like McCain and Bush use to sell us out to globalism and make us dependent on foreign manufacturing.

Democrats like him need to join me in supporting Chuck Baldwin of the Constitution Party.

Confining the political spectrum and discourse to the Democratic and Republican parties is absurd.

Fun fact, Beverly Briley, David Briley’s Grandfather, was the head of Democrats for Nixon in Nashville.

I think it was JFK who said, “Sometimes party loyalty asks too much.”

I wish…all I get is a pink cowboy hat.

Sean?

No?

See.

There is Ayers, to start with.