[quote=sdduuuude]
I’d settle for a Republican that can let go of all the religious baggage. Give up the abortion fight, give up the war on drugs, stop regulating morality if it isn’t directly hurting someone else, and just ignore the gay, transgender thing altogether.[/quote]
Bwahaha!
I read somewhere that part of the problem (on both sides of the aisle) is that many, many politically active folks consider themselves “fiscally conservative, socially liberal” and assume the majority of the population are, too.
However, the reality is that most of the voting proletariat actually lean more “socially conservative, fiscally liberal.”
[quote=teaboy]
However, the reality is that most of the voting proletariat actually lean more “socially conservative, fiscally liberal.”
tb[/quote]
Maybe, but it seems to me the problem is that all politicians have to have big money donors, and consequently they have to do what they can to get a return on investment for their donors. There are no fiscally conservative politicians any more. (If there ever were?) Sure they pretend to be fiscally conservative, make speeches about how the budget is out of hand, etc. But regardless of who is in power the debt goes up. And at this point I don’t think you can say the difference is Republicans cut taxes, and Democrats tend to spend. Instead it’s whoever is in power tries to spend as much as they can, and whoever isn’t in power flails around crying about irresponsible behavior by the other party. It’s all pretty ludicrous but it is what it is.
What’s cooking on piggington these days? sorry I’ve been away. been really busy lately…a friend introduced me to this mobile game called the grand mafia and it’s kinda addicting lol…
[quote=sdrealtor]What level is your mansion? How about your henchman?[/quote]
Level 21 and 53 respectively. But I had to spend $0.99 , $4.95, 9.95, and $4.95 to get there. Damn Tim Apple. I have a dedicated iPhone just for gaming now.
I had to find a better use for my time during some of my Zoom meetings at home…
[quote=XBoxBoy]And at this point I don’t think you can say the difference is Republicans cut taxes, and Democrats tend to spend. Instead it’s whoever is in power tries to spend as much as they can, and whoever isn’t in power flails around crying about irresponsible behavior by the other party. It’s all pretty ludicrous but it is what it is.[/quote]
