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Conservative Muslim, here, plus NRA member. Not too young, not too old. I would raise my kids to replace me. I am finding it harder when kids are influenced a lot by progressive teachers at public school.

Beiruty wrote:Conservative Muslim, here, plus NRA member. Not too young, not too old. I would raise my kids to replace me. I am finding it harder when kids are influenced a lot by progressive teachers at public school.

That is where homeschooling comes in. Sorry Libs....get your own kids....you can't have mine!

BillT wrote:There are a lot of people in denial on this forum. Don't forget the last election!

Of course not. Why would I forget that the House completely changed to a Republican majority, and the Senate also now has less Democrats than before the "last election." Thanks for the reminder.

G26ster wrote:

BillT wrote:There are a lot of people in denial on this forum. Don't forget the last election!

Of course not. Why would I forget that the House completely changed to a Republican majority, and the Senate also now has less Democrats than before the "last election." Thanks for the reminder.

texanron wrote:

G26ster wrote:

BillT wrote:There are a lot of people in denial on this forum. Don't forget the last election!

Of course not. Why would I forget that the House completely changed to a Republican majority, and the Senate also now has less Democrats than before the "last election." Thanks for the reminder.

Who is that guy, anyway?

And which "last election" was he referring to?

The Annoyed Man wrote:

texanron wrote:

G26ster wrote:

BillT wrote:There are a lot of people in denial on this forum. Don't forget the last election!

Of course not. Why would I forget that the House completely changed to a Republican majority, and the Senate also now has less Democrats than before the "last election." Thanks for the reminder.

Who is that guy, anyway?

Someone who seems just so much cooler and smarter than I am, me being a un-cool conservative Republican white guy and all...

Heartland Patriot wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

texanron wrote:

G26ster wrote:

BillT wrote:There are a lot of people in denial on this forum. Don't forget the last election!

Of course not. Why would I forget that the House completely changed to a Republican majority, and the Senate also now has less Democrats than before the "last election." Thanks for the reminder.

Who is that guy, anyway?

Someone who seems just so much cooler and smarter than I am, me being a un-cool conservative Republican white guy and all...

Oh, and don't forget that you're dying too.

The Annoyed Man wrote: Oh, and don't forget that you're dying too.

Yeah, well -- "Those not busy being born..."

Most older folks that I know (My Mom included) are dyed in the wool democrats that refuse to vote any other way because they still think that the democrats of today are just like FDR and JFK, and refuse to listen to any talk of them being liberal anti-gun elitists.

Makes me sick to my stomach.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr

What is really dying off is the use of the work "Caucasian".

In my area (S. Texas), I have noticed it is no longer listed under race. The one I filled out yesterday had the following check-off list:

RACE ( ) Declined
( ) American Indian
( ) African America
( ) Native Pacific Islander
( ) White (Hispanic)
( ) Asian
( ) Other

ETHNICITY ( ) Declined
( ) Hispanic/Latino
( ) Not Hispanic or Latino

LANGUAGE ( ) Spanish
( ) English
( ) Other

This is from a medical doctor. What's up with this???

No Leon, most older people are not democrats.

Jim Lockey wrote:No Leon, most older people are not democrats.

There are a ton of older Southern Democrats. I grew up in a household of them. They have been Democrats for so long that they don't realize that the DNC bears little to no resemblance to what their parents believed. My grandparents were more of a "Zell Miller" Democrat. My grandfather was a scab at a steel mill in his youth and had little to no use for unions. He was a farmer and and owned a contracting business. He believed in RTKBA and was a firm believer in personal responsibility. He also registered as a Democrat to the day he died. I was 21 before I took enough interest in politics to realize that my beliefs (which are the same as his) weren't reflected by the DNC.

BillT wrote:"white, aging, and dying off"?

Quote from CNN? Not surprised.

Try "Employed (or looking), Tax-paying, law-abiding". That better describes the group.

woodsong wrote:

BillT wrote:"white, aging, and dying off"?

Quote from CNN? Not surprised.

Try "Employed (or looking), Tax-paying, law-abiding". That better describes the group.

Many of those have left the Republican Party.

More accurately, many of us have stood firm while the Republican Party has shifted to the left, supporting more Federal power, more "entitlements" (socialism) and more debt.