- Mar 18, 2009
- 14,644
- 81
- 22,580
Alpe d'Huez said:That poll is interesting BroDeal. This is why I make some of the posts I do. While I agree with someone like SoCal on budgeting, deficit financing and such, these numbers are stunning and represent a lot of what the GOP has become.
I used to consider myself mostly Republican. I once vowed I would never vote for a Democrat because of some of the racist policies they promote, like affirmative action. What disillusioned me was that the Republicans claims of financial responsibility turned out to be a fraud. If Reagan and Bush 1.0 did not prove that, Bush 2.0 certainly did. And the party was taken over by religious fundamentalists. Now they are moving on to the next phase as the conspiracy nuts and outright crazies become the face and voice of the party. The real racists, as opposed to wrong but well meaning AA supporters, are crawling out of the woodwork and marching in the streets.
The rhetoric that was used against the health care bill, a bill that largely mirrors the Republican's own plan from the early 1990's, was so outrageously at odds with reality that it would be laughable if it was not given with a straight face.
