Food for thought - The new Centrist Party

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Although I don't wholeheartedly agree with all of the information within this site, I must definitely say this is by far the most logical political argument of current times. I am interested to hear everyone's thoughts. Please attempt to remain objective while researching. There are points that could irritate the far left and far right but I do think the vast majority of information given on this site is hard to refute.

The Centrist Party

Subject: Re: Food for thought - The new Centrist Party Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:20 pm

Made me hungry for cookies..

Subject: Re: Food for thought - The new Centrist Party Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:33 pm

mmmmmmmmmmmm...cookies.

I'll read later.

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nitromaxx98 wrote:: Made me hungry for cookies..

wut?

Subject: Re: Food for thought - The new Centrist Party Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:56 pm

BigBadBeast wrote:

nitromaxx98 wrote:: Made me hungry for cookies..

wut?

uscentrist wrote:: Political reform is not just a big cookie being baked in the two party system, now it has sprinkles on it, it costs more and has less value. That cost is leading to a tragic level of national debt and the increased potential for runaway inflation. Bold and decisive reforms are needed to reduce special interest influence and preserve political liberty and socio-economic opportunity for all Americans.

Rookie Number of posts : 229 Registration date : 2009-02-24

O, right.

Subject: Re: Food for thought - The new Centrist Party Fri Apr 17, 2009 5:22 pm

I like what I see but saw no mention of there stance on the 2nd amendment

Subject: Re: Food for thought - The new Centrist Party Fri Apr 17, 2009 9:30 pm

It all looked pretty vague to me.

All Star Number of posts : 6902 Registration date : 2008-03-27

I'd have to agree, it's kinda vague and doesn't address much. I need to see what their actual positions are on alot of things.

I am unsettled in that they are sounding kind of like the Natural Law Party where government would dictate how to live a healthy lifestyle, or at least have controls in that area. It may not be good, but I feel if you want to live on Big Macs and KFC it's your choice.

I also find it worrysome that they speak of addressing global human rights issues instead of minding our own business when it comes to the domestic affairs of other nations.

All Star Number of posts : 2245 Location : Hays Registration date : 2008-03-26

I'm nosey,and I got cops outside my house--Reservation rd W of Canterbury................why?? they been there 45 min now.

HELP!!!!! lol!

All Star Number of posts : 6902 Registration date : 2008-03-27

If they are looking at your house, it's ok wilky. They are just pretending to look at yours because they don't want your neighbor to know who they're after. But if they are looking at the neighbors house....... Very Happy

Rookie Number of posts : 229 Registration date : 2009-02-24

I'm curious to see how it pans out. I have always considered myself a "centrist" but I have no associations with these guys.

I agree that it is all pretty vague. I'm curious to see how they will develop and if they will truly steer toward "the common good" solutions or if they just end up as another special interest money pit.

At any rate it looks like,

Republican : Libertarian
Democrat : Centrist

At any rate, I hope Libertarians and Centrists grow enough to fuck up the electoral system. I'd rather have "playoffs" than the shit we have been fed.

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