6 Responses to “SHOCK POLL: 53% Think Neither Political Party Represents American People… Taitz registered to run in June 3 CA primary as an independent, which represents the view of majority of the US citizens. The number of independent voters is growing”

1. Andrew Morris
   April 24th, 2014 @ 9:36 am

   But “independent” means not committed. It isn’t an opinion or a viewpoint. And an independent voter is – again, by definition – someone who could support either party.

2. Stock
   April 24th, 2014 @ 10:38 am

   It is possible that the majority of Americans are coming now to realize that what has been pretending to be two political parties is really only one. “The Elite Ruling Class”

3. Karl
   April 24th, 2014 @ 11:20 am

   This is neither shock nor news to constitutionalists.

4. Harry1
   April 24th, 2014 @ 1:24 pm

   party loyalty is the downfall of America-many DEMOCRATs would vote for Hitler if he were on the DEMOCRATIC ballot- Obama was transported to the Chicago environment by his rich backers-where any DEMOCRAT would be elected

5. Veritas
   April 24th, 2014 @ 3:48 pm

   How Sad that even the Republicans have begun to bully and denigrate their own.

   Boehner has become “Obamacized” by those too frequent golf outings with the Man whom the Japanese Member of Parliament says “Cheats” and is “ineligible.”

   By the way, the ROTARY CLUB is a venerable organization which should admonish Boehner for his bad manners.

   This on Drudge:
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   House Speaker John Boehner theatrically

   mocked his fellow Republican Congressmen

   for being afraid to reform immigration policy when he spoke Thursday before the

   Middletown Rotary Club.

6. Phil
   April 24th, 2014 @ 4:07 pm

   Poster #1: I understand what you’re trying to post, but here’s the difference…

   Being an independent means one does NOT agree with either major party, so they run for office as an Independent, so that the voters are going to have a REAL choice to vote for, instead of the garbage of the other two parties!

7. Karl
   April 24th, 2014 @ 9:19 pm

   “… an independent voter is – again, by definition – someone who could support either party.”

   As a constitutionalist, I disagree because an independent voter could also be someone who supports NEITHER party!

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