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Originally Posted by MenInTights
I agree that a lot of Democrat leaders have those views. But, I still wonder about the average Democrat. The working Joe that maybe is a dem because he's in the union or social issues. I have no clue what those guys (the bulk of the party) think.
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LOL.
I am conservative (if that needed to be pointed out), and I was the union rep for a job I had. Did it for several years. Saved the jobs of many coworkers...and loved it. I am actually pro-union.
But to address your comment...the average democrat voted the democrat into office. Whether it is based on ignorance on voting for democrat because they hate everyone but democrats, or whatever reason...you vote for the guy...you accept their policies. If not, vote someone else.
I hope for $5/gallon or higher. I really do.
Because when that happens, suddenly a lot of democrats who are way to the left are going to get left behind with all those special interest groups that have hijacked society at large.
But the solution is going to be at least 4 years off. Obama and a democrat run senate (Harry Reid?) or house (Pelosi?) being run by dean as the head of the DNC...you think that combination is going to come up with a balanced solution?