So, all these years, I’ve sat out on voting during the primaries because Utah doesn’t recognize Independent voters. I’ve sat on the sidelines hoping that someone good would make it to the general election. And the term “good” is relative. I’m moderate in my views and believe in, although it may be too idealistic, bipartisanship. I cannot stand how simple issues cannot be discussed because it either came from a Democrat or a Republican. Filibusters enrage me.
Not only am I moderate in my views, I’m also a flip-flopper. Call me insincere or easily swayed. Good thing I’m not running for office. For me, it doesn’t matter that a candidate has changed his or her view as long as it matches mine. I mean isn’t there one moment in life that you realize that you were wrong about something and changed? I’m just sayin’.
So, what’s my whole point? Well folks, I’m no longer unaffiliated with any party. I chose a side. However, these days it seems as if no one can have moderate views. But, I do because once again I’m hoping for bipartisanship. What side did I choose? You can determine for yourself.
This is a big step and I may flip-flop back to my unaffiliated status a few years down the road.
Um, I haven’t washed my hand since last Friday. Just kidding.
Note: My title comes from one of my favorite episodes of How I Met Your Mother.
1 comments:
Honestly, I don't think you're alone in flip flopping, so much of politics is in the gray area. I still don't know who I like in the upcoming election...I guess I need to do some research. :)
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