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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowrider" data-source="post: 3015815" data-attributes="member: 3099">I&#039;ll agree with you for the most part.&nbsp; The democratic party is extinct as we knew it as little as 15 or 20 years ago.&nbsp; I&#039;ve said it many times, &quot;if JFK were here today, what party would his positions most align with?&quot;&nbsp; That would be the GOP of today.&nbsp; The dims have went full on communist and the GOP has slid right into the DNC&#039;s seat IMO.&nbsp; Meanwhile the media is pulling the strings and dictating the issues that the DNC is to address each day, so they are the puppet masters of the DNC.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t vote for Trump in the primary even though I liked what he was doing and the affect it was having, I elected to vote for someone that I thought more philosophically aligned with me.&nbsp; But I was satisfied that if he were to win I could vote for him in the general because he was drawing the ire of both parties and playing the media like a fiddle.&nbsp; That alone was worth pulling that lever.All that said we still have to vote for someone or just not participate.&nbsp; The choice boils down to a bad or less bad option.&nbsp; I see no reason to throw the baby out with the bath water and bash them on everything single thing they do like some here, I will do that on only the things I don&#039;t agree with.&nbsp; Some just can&#039;t give credit even when they do agree because of something there is something they disagree with, they can&#039;t see the forest for the trees I guess.And GTG is spot on again with the hypocrisy statement.&nbsp; The word doesn&#039;t do what they are doing justice and they are flat out un-American a$$wipes who I wish we could put on a boat to Venezuela or North Korea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowrider, post: 3015815, member: 3099"] I'll agree with you for the most part. The democratic party is extinct as we knew it as little as 15 or 20 years ago. I've said it many times, "if JFK were here today, what party would his positions most align with?" That would be the GOP of today. The dims have went full on communist and the GOP has slid right into the DNC's seat IMO. Meanwhile the media is pulling the strings and dictating the issues that the DNC is to address each day, so they are the puppet masters of the DNC. I didn't vote for Trump in the primary even though I liked what he was doing and the affect it was having, I elected to vote for someone that I thought more philosophically aligned with me. But I was satisfied that if he were to win I could vote for him in the general because he was drawing the ire of both parties and playing the media like a fiddle. That alone was worth pulling that lever. All that said we still have to vote for someone or just not participate. The choice boils down to a bad or less bad option. I see no reason to throw the baby out with the bath water and bash them on everything single thing they do like some here, I will do that on only the things I don't agree with. Some just can't give credit even when they do agree because of something there is something they disagree with, they can't see the forest for the trees I guess. And GTG is spot on again with the hypocrisy statement. The word doesn't do what they are doing justice and they are flat out un-American a$$wipes who I wish we could put on a boat to Venezuela or North Korea. [/QUOTE]

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