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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 3222476" data-attributes="member: 66082">It is amazing to see how much policy does not matter to republican voters.&nbsp; Objectively, they want to give permanent tax cuts to corporations and the very wealthy and get rid of tax breaks that will raise the taxes on the poor, the working class, and the middle class all while raising the deficit.&nbsp; Even next year, about 10% of tax payers in the middle class will see a tax increase.I still remember the whole purpose of the Taxed Enough Already party and republican voters in general during the Obama Presidency was focused on this single issue but now republican voters don&#039;t care about debt or deficits.&nbsp; There is zero outrage, zero concern from these voters.&nbsp; They don&#039;t care at all.It is a thing I have observed for a long time about republican voters, they don&#039;t actually seem to care about specific&nbsp; policies and don&#039;t care about so called &quot;conservatism&quot; all that much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 3222476, member: 66082"] It is amazing to see how much policy does not matter to republican voters. Objectively, they want to give permanent tax cuts to corporations and the very wealthy and get rid of tax breaks that will raise the taxes on the poor, the working class, and the middle class all while raising the deficit. Even next year, about 10% of tax payers in the middle class will see a tax increase. I still remember the whole purpose of the Taxed Enough Already party and republican voters in general during the Obama Presidency was focused on this single issue but now republican voters don't care about debt or deficits. There is zero outrage, zero concern from these voters. They don't care at all. It is a thing I have observed for a long time about republican voters, they don't actually seem to care about specific policies and don't care about so called "conservatism" all that much. [/QUOTE]

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