Have you ever been left right in the middle? That’s where my politics fall; in the middle. The middle isn’t as lonely as you might think.
It’s where the real numbers are, if not
the real power. For me, politics is
defined by breaking down the word: “poly” = many; and “tics” = blood-sucking
insects.
The Constitution guides my political views. I believe you have the right to burn the
American Flag, and I have the right to call you a moron for doing so. I do not favor limiting speech, including
religious speech. I believe in the right
to bear arms, but not access to military assault weapons. I believe the government is out of bounds on domestic
surveillance and privacy intrusions. I
believe Voter ID laws disenfranchise citizens, but requiring proof of
healthcare coverage is nullifying this point. I believe the Constitution protects all
citizens, including the unborn ones. I
don’t care who you love or marry, as long as I’m not taxed to pay for it. The government has no business in women’s
private healthcare, including paying for any of it. And, any discussion of paying a fair share
should start with EVERYONE paying their fair share.
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