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The GOP lacks the intellectual discipline to construct a coherent ideological framework. They can say that they support lower taxes, lower social spending, and preserving traditional social institutions, but they are incapable of linking them all together and explaining why these things matter. The Democrats are a strange mix of Peronist-style nationalist economic interventionism and deconstructionist social policies. |
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Agree completely... However, I am registered as a Republican here in Massachusetts, but only because it really annoys my liberal democrat family and most of my neighbors. |
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Good shit. That's exactly how I feel. 
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Interesting, your blog post sounds like half of the political conversations that I have had in the last 8-10 years... I am neither a Republican or Democrat. |
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Amen, I'm non partisan. The two main parties are out of touch and the others are too small to have an impact. We need a strong centrist party The cure is to pick a small party and help it grow. just saying "it's too small" will ensure it stays too small. |