Question:
Are all the remaining Republicans in the US posting on Y/A?
anonymous
2009-05-20 09:36:09 UTC
I suspect we have an uncounted number of trolls with several, maybe dozens, of profiles utilizing multiple identities to overwhelm other opinions.
LATEST GALLUP POLL
"GOP Losses Span Nearly All Demographic Groups Only frequent churchgoers show no decline in support since 2001by Jeffrey M. Jones
PRINCETON, NJ -- The decline in Republican Party affiliation among Americans in recent years is well documented, but a Gallup analysis now shows that this movement away from the GOP has occurred among nearly every major demographic subgroup. Since the first year of George W. Bush's presidency in 2001, the Republican Party has maintained its support only among frequent churchgoers, with conservatives and senior citizens showing minimal decline."
Twenty answers:
anonymous
2009-05-20 09:42:30 UTC
It appears that way. I think the problem here is that most of the "republicans" are kids that aren't even old enough to vote. I like to think that adults wouldn't ask such inane questions or give some of the stupid replies I see here.
iamsuranovi
2009-05-20 17:04:07 UTC
Funny... both stories based on a gallup thing, right? You do know that most of these polls are either fabricated (I have never known one person who was ever polled in my 46 years), or are deducted from sampling of an average of 1,000 people (out of over 300 million). Weak, at best.



I know that on one hand I am unique, but there is no possible way I could be so unique that noone else could possibly be anything like me. Therefore I wonder how many are like me in this respect;

I spent 23 years as a registered Democrat. Combining life experiences and observation, I watched and observed various changes in US national policy and behavior over the decades. I became a Republican about 5 years ago. I did not base that decision on how politicians would tell me they were, or what they 'planned' but rather on the history of theirs and their party's behavior. Both sides spout so much propaganda that it is sometimes hard to weed out the truth, but if you sort through only the facts and the proofs of 'cause and effect' (policies implemented), it becomes possible to choose a side. I do wish there was another strong party- boy, do I ever.

Oh, and here's something very important to your question/attempted point; I am a christian, but I rarely go to church... and yet I have become a republican and am strengthening in that course of action and belief.

Obviously- this supposed 'poll' was taken from among mostly hardcore church-goers, with maybe a few others thrown in so they could say it was balanced.

I always wonder who it is that gallup calls to come up with these answers. Both of these articles are pure bull-poopy.



EDIT: Just found the article (http://www.gallup.com/poll/118528/GOP-Losses-Span-Nearly-Demographic-Groups.aspx) and I should mention other items which go against the picture they are trying to paint: I am

1) a college graduate

2) white

3) from the midwest

4) not married

5) near 50 years old

There is no possible way I am the only human being who thinks in a similar manner.
anonymous
2009-05-20 17:59:06 UTC
The majority of people in this section are all one sided, one track minded, bias, pushing racist, far right winged republicans, who actually believe that George Bush actually cared about the American people so much he had thousands and thousands of young men & women die so he could not only get his revenge on the The Taliban for screwing them over after George Bush Sr. supplied them with millions of dollars of ammunition & resources to fight the Russians, under the pretense of "looking for Bin Laden", who they never found. So the next step was to take control of the pipelines that ran through Iraq so they could complete their nice oil transactions and make lots and lots of money for themselves and the Saudis who they did business with (who also by the way had connections with The Taliban, but that didn't matter, all that mattered is that The Bush Administration made money), and they carried out all of those bombings under the pretense of "Weapons of Mass Destruction" which just like finding Bin Laden, proved a massive flop. So they went and told the public that they were getting rid of an evil dictator, (Saddam Hussein), had him killed, appointed ANOTHER dictator, then said job well done.
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:43:41 UTC
Republicans point their judgmental fingers at the American people over the Housing crises . They take a small percentage of Americans who do default and make that the example . What American who knows better , would buy that from Republicans or vote for them?
The Federalist
2009-05-20 16:43:50 UTC
Here;s a stat for you.....thousands of people polled...and over 60% consider themselves either fiscal conservatives....social conservatives...or both...only 29% considered themselves totally liberal.



It sounds to me like you are young and haven't been on the planet for very long...the pendulum swings back and forth and I would say you give yourself a couple decades of awareness before you start deciding that this nation is a "one party" nation.....



58 million people voted against your leader...that is not a paltry number...and like I said...over the past 30 years of watching politics...I have seen the pendulum swing back and forth over and over....I think your assesment is a wee bit biased and a bit short sighted.
ITeaBaggedScottWhite
2009-05-20 16:42:43 UTC
No half of us are lined up outside your house waiting for our turn to luv you long time for $5 dolla.
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:42:25 UTC
I'm here with all 15 of my accounts. I'd give you a list but I can't keep them all straight. I do however conceal them by making liberal post most of the timehahaha
mrjonessr41
2009-05-20 20:41:15 UTC
Certainly all the ones that insult everyone that disagrees with them are.
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:47:47 UTC
It's obvious that schools are getting out for the summer.
bellatruth
2009-05-20 16:45:27 UTC
"Are all the remaining Republicans in the US posting on Y/A?"



No.



I do love how you ASSume that just because someone feels Obama is doing a Horrible Job they must be a Republican, though...
El Tecolote
2009-05-20 16:44:47 UTC
Re-post this in 2010 after you lose Congress again.
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:44:05 UTC
Yes, us Republicans are irrelevant, so much so that liberals like you post morning noon and night to tell us so, I'm sure because we are obviously weak and insignifigant. God bless.
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:41:27 UTC
I don't go to church and am 100% Conservative. So are many people I know.
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:40:49 UTC
They're not real Republicans. They are unemployed people who get paid $5/hour to attack the American government and foment division.



The others are the Zionist agents who are paid around the globe to push for racism and ethnic hatred.
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:40:12 UTC
Hmmmmm... ... .. the public school system IS in terrible shape.



Have you ever thought about a G.E.D.?
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:39:39 UTC
no your wrong its just the parnoid thoughts from the koolaid
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:40:29 UTC
You wish.
grandma zaza
2009-05-20 16:41:10 UTC
http://www.usnews.com/blogs/peter-roff/2009/05/13/poll-shows-obama-democrats-liberal-economic-agenda-losing-voter-support.html
anonymous
2009-05-20 16:40:08 UTC
You know they work hard on pretending to be to create opinions...
DC Maximus
2009-05-20 16:39:28 UTC
Just keep thinking like that. I like it.


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