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Balto91 · 08-02-2014, 06:02 PM

I believe in politics there is a certain amount of bias, especially in the media so wherever you get your news from, there will be some bias. To bring up a fact politically or a event without bias, you would have to be there and witness it first hand. That being said, I am a Republican and fully supported for almost all of his presidency. I was not registered in 2008 to vote but showed support for McCain then in 2012 voted for the first time for Romney in a heavily intense election season. While I don't dictate others in what to do politically,I don't think being independent this day in age is the best choice. With the last six years of Obama's presidency and the "my way or the highway" attitude of the Senate (thanks but no thanks Henry Reid) I think it is a clear choice where to go politically in the states. Either Republican or Libertarian.

I firmly believe in a free market and the hard work and determination attitude that comes with the Republican party, because a free market ensures trade and business can flow smoothly and precisely. And I don't want to be part of a party where you become dependent on the government, if I wanted that I'd go to China. Because of Obamacare and the fraud that is the affordable care act, my moms medications she needs to function have skyrocketed in costs.

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Balto91 Groupie Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Colorado Posts: 12	I believe in politics there is a certain amount of bias, especially in the media so wherever you get your news from, there will be some bias. To bring up a fact politically or a event without bias, you would have to be there and witness it first hand. That being said, I am a Republican and fully supported for almost all of his presidency. I was not registered in 2008 to vote but showed support for McCain then in 2012 voted for the first time for Romney in a heavily intense election season. While I don't dictate others in what to do politically,I don't think being independent this day in age is the best choice. With the last six years of Obama's presidency and the "my way or the highway" attitude of the Senate (thanks but no thanks Henry Reid) I think it is a clear choice where to go politically in the states. Either Republican or Libertarian. I firmly believe in a free market and the hard work and determination attitude that comes with the Republican party, because a free market ensures trade and business can flow smoothly and precisely. And I don't want to be part of a party where you become dependent on the government, if I wanted that I'd go to China. Because of Obamacare and the fraud that is the affordable care act, my moms medications she needs to function have skyrocketed in costs.