What are your political views and why?

[OakWood]

Right of center libertarian, Pro-life, Pro-gun, Pro-Israel and strongly pro-free speech.  

 

Pretty much sums me up too, although I agree with all the posts so far. I would describe myself as a Christian, Conservative Libertarian.

[Matthew T.]

If there were a party to suit me, it would likely be called "Originalist", though no such party currently exists.

 

I think government, the Federal Government, should be charged with protection of it's citizens, doing so within the confines of retaining personal rights. I think the original documents, and spirits of those documents the perfect sum of the foundations of this country, which would be freedom, morality and a personal freedom to "pursue" happiness. I think the knowledge and wisdom of the Founding Fathers to be impeccable pertaining to the birth of what became the greatest nation on earth.

 

Our current government is completely corrupt on both sides of the aisle. The entire house (Presidential appointments and all) need to be cleared out, replaced with every day citizens of knowledge, and term limits on every seat. We all know what that would take in this day and time. The enEmy has embedded itSelf everywhere within the government, ceaselessly tearing this nations foundations down, brick by brick.

 

That said, I do still vote for whoever "APPEARS" to be closest to those standards. But I've come to realize God's got this. Whether there be a call for reform, I don't know. But if it's all already down the tubes? It's going down just the way God said it would, knew it would.

Edited June 6, 2015 by Matthew T.

[George]

Sounds like most people on this thread are "Constitution Party" constituents and don't even realize it!

[Guest shiloh357]

I will more into that party.   I have never heard of this party before, I don't think.

[Matthew T.]

Sounds like most people on this thread are "Constitution Party" constituents and don't even realize it!

 

I will more into that party.   I have never heard of this party before, I don't think.

 

Neither have I. I too shall look at this... right now.

 

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It'll take me a while to get through the platform? But from what I've seen so far, I LIKE.

 

Thank you, George.

Edited June 6, 2015 by Matthew T.

[Guest shiloh357]

Thomas Jefferson was, in my opinion, the epitome of small government.    He believed the role of the Federal Gov't.  was  to maintain good foreign relations, protect the borders and deliver the mail.  

[Raven]

Don't have any political view.

Why? Conformity to other than truth, irks me.

[Matthew T.]

Sounds like most people on this thread are "Constitution Party" constituents and don't even realize it!

 

I just fully reviewed the "Platform" of this Constitution Party.

 

I'm all in.

[The_Patriot21]

Sounds like most people on this thread are "Constitution Party" constituents and don't even realize it!

I actually voted for a couple people from that party in the last election

[George]

I am familiar with the Constitution Party.  If I am not mistaken, they used to be the Taxpayer Party.  I do agree with them on most issues, but the problem is that they don't have enough support to be included on the ballot in North Carolina, and their candidates don't have a chance of being elected to anything.  In my state, it is either Republican, Democrat or Libertarian, and that is it.  I wind up voting Republican because I wouldn't consider the Democrat and because the Libertarian never has enough support to be competitive. 

This is the problem!  However if they just got a small percentage of the vote -- something like 5 percent they could actually apply for taxpayer funded dollars to help finance their campaigning.