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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 1602837" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>Nope. And felt that way since about 1983' and I've seen nothing in the years since to do nothing but confirm my conclusions and observations.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Couldn't agree more.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Not sure that even works. I'd focus on local and trying to keep power local. And most local elections outside of large urban areas are all but non partisan which means ideas are more the focus. A few statewide chances may occur but at that level most of the good if any will come from various direct referendums.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Generally yes but there are a few ostracized tea partiers still by that name who have some value. One of the best voices in our county against local crony capitalism using taxpayer dollars to build a new pro baseball stadium has been some renegade tea partiers whom even the GOP and many so-called conservative groups hate. It's been the local GOP all behind this tax dollar expense. These tea partiers know what the GOP "AIN'T" so IMO they got bona fides with me.</p><p></p><p>Regardless who the 2 political parties nominate next summer, it will mean nor matter little in "the real" as to which one is actually elected. Talk will appear opposing but in action it will all be the same. And as George Carlin said, "it's a big club and you and I aren't in it!"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 1602837, member: 2189"] Nope. And felt that way since about 1983' and I've seen nothing in the years since to do nothing but confirm my conclusions and observations. Couldn't agree more. Not sure that even works. I'd focus on local and trying to keep power local. And most local elections outside of large urban areas are all but non partisan which means ideas are more the focus. A few statewide chances may occur but at that level most of the good if any will come from various direct referendums. Generally yes but there are a few ostracized tea partiers still by that name who have some value. One of the best voices in our county against local crony capitalism using taxpayer dollars to build a new pro baseball stadium has been some renegade tea partiers whom even the GOP and many so-called conservative groups hate. It's been the local GOP all behind this tax dollar expense. These tea partiers know what the GOP "AIN'T" so IMO they got bona fides with me. Regardless who the 2 political parties nominate next summer, it will mean nor matter little in "the real" as to which one is actually elected. Talk will appear opposing but in action it will all be the same. And as George Carlin said, "it's a big club and you and I aren't in it!" [/QUOTE]
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