Friday, September 20, 2013

On Republicans . . .



I used to divide my votes fairly evenly between Democrats and Republicans.  I began to doubt the wisdom of that during the Cheney-Bush administration, with its foolish belief that warfare is good for the American economy and relentless push toward a Soviet-style police state.  

When Republicans nominated that nitwit Richard Mourdock for senator over Richard Lugar, I really began to suspect the party had lost its way.   

And with the more recent stupidity and obstructionism in Washington, it’s quite clear that the party no longer has anything whatsoever to offer most of the American people.  It has become the party of ignorance, prejudice, and privilege.  

 I’m a good bit less than happy with Obama’s policies, but he and his fellow Democrats are far more intelligent and concerned with doing the best for Americans than the Republicans currently in Washington.  I, for one, will never again vote for a Republican.   

What this country needs is a new conservative party that has no room for the extreme right. 

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