Tina @Tberry@democracy.town

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We don't really say things like that here, if you don't mind.

There are good people in Oklahoma. Just Republicans have run it into the ground.
@TonyStark

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Only if they like it. Put a preacher up there preaching the same thing Jesus did and they will be out the door.

@Tberry @Sunspot @TonyStark
I began my career working to protect U.S. interests from Russia's attempts to undermine them so for me it was a good political move to register and to be able to 'speak' Republican even though in the privacy of the ballot box I can't recall voting for one. (I might have voted for McCain over Obama had he not made Palin his running mate since I didn't think Obama had the necessary D.C. political experience to succeed as has been proven imo.)

I stayed in the party as part of my failed hope to get the GOP to accept our scientific consensus on climate change, but when they nominated Trump (an outright climate science denier among other major faults) I finally had to acknowledge that the GOP was hopelessly evil or something along those lines.

But at this point there is no rational alternative to putting Democrats in charge of our government for a few election cycles while new viable political parties attempt to form to the right and left of the DNC since I don't favor the thought of only having one party rule for long.

It's been nice watching the German government policy adjustment to there being more than two viable parties over the last few years. I think that it is bringing government policy closer to what the population mean (statistical def.) supports.