Off-Topic: Ain't it great to be an "independent"?

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	Name:	Summer Lover -
	Subject:	Ain't it great to be an "independent"?
	Date:	2/28/2010 10:11:02 AM

What we independents can and will do is vote against a party candidate if we feel the other is more closely aligned with our thoughts on the critical issues, whatever that may be. As far as moving - I am quite happy living in Alabama, and all I am asking for is freedom for the PEOPLE of the state to be allowed more say in regulations or the lack thereof. I guess where you and i diverge is that I feel that WE (all the people) should have more freedoms. The problem with the two parties is that "what is best for the party is best for the country", the citizens be d@%#ed. I guess the simple question is - do you believe in smaller Government interference or more. If the answer is less, I would suggest a change in the direction of YOUR party. I have voted for more Republicant candidates than Democrap or Libertarian, and never for a Green, if you want me to continue that trend, simply push for LESS Government.