I consider myself conservative; yet I tend to vote for Democrats.  God’s primary priniciple is for us to love one another, like He loves us.  Wheteher you believe in God or not, it seems like that is still a good philosophy to follow.  And I have found that while Republicans consider themselves the moral right and religious, most of the republican philosophy leaves out the basic premise of loving one another and caring for one another.  There is enough bounty on this earth for everyone to have access to healthcare, food and shelter, etc.  Also, who are we, any of us, to interfere in choices that we sometime have to make, like abortion.  I don’t believe in it, but I don’t believe I have a right to tell you or legislate your choice.  All that to say, maybe Republicans should look in the mirror, examine yourselves and then develop policies or ideals that incorporate a love for everyone. Right now, Democrats are the closest we have to it.

It’s a well worn title now, but the Party of No is where they stand.  So far, voting no is the extent of the Republicans’ thought process.

They are also the Party of Whiners.  Not only do they have no innovative ideas ,but they hype the very smallest gestures this President makes.  If he laughs or frowns , it carries some political foreboding.  His wife places her hand on the Queen’s back , and the sky is falling. He attempts to establish diplomatic relations with other countries, and he becomes the terrorists’ friend.

 The GOP is in a death spiral and could go the way of the Whigs.  It will not be because of anything the Dems did.  It will be because the hard right continues to tighten its own noose.