Economic Activism and Progressive Living

1StrongBlackMan

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13. Steele ...

Thu Dec 27, 2012, 12:16 AM

Dec 2012

Bridging gaps? ... Or, poaching Democrats?

You say the gop of old represented sound fiscal policies? Trickle-down ... really? It's been discredited by just about every non-gop "think tankish" economist out there.

It's not just the gop's social policies that should be having you re-thinking the gop; but rather, its refusal to allow facts to inform policy.

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Get ready for this! [View all] Steele1762 Dec 2012 OP

you had other posts exactly like this riverbendviewgal Dec 2012 #1

well Steele1762 Dec 2012 #3

What was it that made you decide to stop supporting the GOP? nt abelenkpe Dec 2012 #2

their social views and religion. Steele1762 Dec 2012 #4

Republicans used to be sane abelenkpe Dec 2012 #11

Welcome. MH1 Dec 2012 #15

Why were you a registered Republican? Where did you see eye to eye? n/t NRaleighLiberal Dec 2012 #5

economics, and a bit of foreign policy Steele1762 Dec 2012 #7

So going to war based on lies didn't bother you? NRaleighLiberal Dec 2012 #9

Of course it does Steele1762 Dec 2012 #10

economics, and a bit of foreign policy? sheshe2 Dec 2012 #12

if the election were this next week, would you vote for any democratic candidates? If so, who? uppityperson Dec 2012 #6

yeah i would Steele1762 Dec 2012 #8

Steele ... 1StrongBlackMan Dec 2012 #13

get ready for what? Manoverde84 Dec 2012 #14

Restaurant owners usually don't disclose which party they support usabusinesshawk Jan 2013 #16