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but I am a registered Democrat now. There are some things that I believe and I won't be able to reconcile with the party platform, but I think everyone can say that to some extent. I guess I would call my self more Libertarian than anything else, and my initial reasons for abandoning the Republican party was due to my anybody but Bush feelings, but to paraphrase Michael Corleone:

The Republican Party is dead to me.

The Republican party of today is not the Republican party my Dad and Mom supported. It's been hijacked by exrtemists that would install a Christian Theocracy if they thought they could get away with it and either deport or detain those that don't follow their program lock step. Oh wait, they already are. I am not homosexual, but I think their persecution of gays flies in the face of the Christianity that I know, their hypocrisy towards veterans, the elderly, I could go on and on, but I'd just be preaching to the choir.

No, I am here to see them thrown from power once and for all, and I make my stand with Democrats. I'll be a Democrat until the day I die. I've seen the truth, and the truth has set me free.