GOP Doldrums »
Posted By Progressive 6 months, 2 weeks ago in NewsAccording to a Gallup/USA Today poll first written about yesterday, many Republicans are unhappy with their own party--38 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents, in fact, view the GOP unfavorably. Gallup has a more detailed breakdown of the numbers today.
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UnusualSuspect6 months, 2 weeks ago
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You're probably right, they're not.
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And that's a big problem, for if two-thirds of the party isn't paying attention, or not concerned with 38% of their party, how do they ever expect to turn things around in 2012, or any other year?
If they lose big time again in the next election cycle, who are they going to blame then?
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beavith16 months, 2 weeks ago
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LOL!
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FTA: demco rats.
that could be a freudian slip. or not. whatever. i think its a gut buster.
i'm a republican that still associates myself as a republican, and, yeah, overall, i think that they have lost their way.
as lost as they might be, i look at the other side of the aisle and all i can do is wonder who's in charge of THAT clusterfk.
but that's just me.
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MajJohn6 months, 2 weeks ago
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A lot of Republicans were turned off by the actions in the last administration, there was too much "me to-ism". Americans want clear choices, not muddled choices between tax and spend and tax and spend lite, between socialism and a little bit of socialism, between protections guaranteed by the constitution and pick and chose what we'll protect. Both the major parties have been for years courting and buying votes. Special interest groups may not completely be in control of Washington but special interests are, and one of those interests is not the ordinary citizen. This country needs to be taken back by Americans and not taken over by those persons whose interests and ideologies lie outside of this country.
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And if the next election cycle does not bring about change, it will probably be due to entrenched ideologues and ideologue lite, if we're never given a clear and distinct difference, nothing will change for the better.
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