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I vehemently oppose the Kennedy-era liberalism of the modern day Republican Party. I'm a constitutional conservative who votes the Constitution Party. You consider me "radical" because the Republican Party doesn't support the U.S. Constitution as it should?That doesn't mean other political views don't exist. Good grief...When was the last time neither a Democrat nor Republican won the presidency?There are only two political views, the two major parties.![]()
There are folks who worship the Spaghetti God, too...but we don't include them in a serious discussion of religion.
The same for the Leftists who try to equate some tiny minority of losers with the Right.
See if you can find any radical positions endorsed by the Right.
And stop falling from the propaganda.
And by the way - the Tea Party unseated MANY former Republican representatives. So there is another place at the table.
"You consider me "radical" because the Republican Party doesn't support the U.S. Constitution as it should?"
No I don't.
We're speaking of two political movements: the Far Left....radical with reference to American traditional values and positions....
...and the apocryphal "Far Right"....which doesn't exist.
But.....try again: See if you can find any radical positions endorsed by the Right.