Democrats Want Change

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(07-17-2017, 03:47 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Every lawyer in this area (including the lawyers that worked on my cases) are very die-hard Democrats.

A simple internet search will show pages like this one:



Kind of sums up the two parties to me:  Republicans want to build a foundation and a country where everyone can join-in and benefit, whereas Democrats are more worried about making sure everyone gets a share without having to work for it.

To me both parties have their merits and both have their flaws, especially right now. And it is those flaws why I am no longer registered in a party. I used to be a Repub, as I have mentioned in here before was even an intern for a Repub U.S. Senator, which I still put on my resume to this day. But their overall views on civil liberties for all Americans and their desire to back the big corporations over the people was enough to drive me out. 

However I have no desire to join the Crats because I view them having too much leftism in the party at the moment. I absolutely disagree with the notion of giving away free college tuition for those that are in families that make under a certain amount, while others would have to pay simply because their parents got ahead in life so to speak. That to me is 'un-American' and just wrong. And I have a feeling this issue will be something the Dems will be harping about going forward. I also disagree with many on the left that want to bring in refugees and illegals with few limitations involved. And thats not a phobia thing for me, but more of a mathematical thing in the long run, as I see our country teetering more and more on economic collapse the current path it is on.