I registered No Party Affiliation after the 2008 elction. I voted for the GOP because of Sarah and not because of McLame.
In 2012 I thot I can no longer keep voting for the lesser of two evils because it is still evil
The stuff that I have seen since 2012 has convinced me I am going the right direction.
I live in Florida and voted for Rubio and Scott, both of whom I was assured were conservatives
After Rubios flip on the amnesty I won’t vote for him again in 2016.
And Scott while doing some good stuff may flip on stand your ground or something
I am kind of at the point unless they have been elected and have a record of staying the course.Why vote for them
anyways...good luck in your quest
I have about had it with the American Electoral process and I have voted every election since 1968.
FREEGARDS
Lex
Yesterday I went down to the Board of Elections. After 40 years as a registered Republican I changed my party preference to “unaffiliated”.
North Carolina is an open primary state so I will be able to record a preference in the primary.
Neither party has leadership that believes in individual liberty or Christian values. They are corrupt secular statists who worship at the altar of money and power. I came to the conclusion that registering as a member of either party demonstrates my approval of their behavior.
One day a new party will arise with strong principled leadership and dedication to the principles of the founders. Until then, I remain “unaffiliated”.