[ SECRET POST #3177 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3177 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Any female Republicans here?

[meredith44]

I used to be a pro-choice Republican woman when I was younger. And it was because the "anti-women" policies weren't as blatant and I agreed with a lot of the other tenants of the party. (As the other person said, I liked the idea of a smaller federal government and more fiscal responsibility. Among other things.)

And then I realized that the party had really shifted from what its core was supposed to be. Instead of fiscal responsibility, a lot of Republicans wanted to shift the money from social programs to miltary programs. And the attacks on women and others just started to really get to me. I think the country has shifted overall a lot to the conservative side. So moderate Democrats seem more like the Republicans of old, the non-fringe/extreme liberals aren't really all that liberal, and a huge portion of the Republicans are now so conservative it is ridiculous. I don't think basic rights for anyone (women, minorities, gays, anyone) should be for someone else to deny. They should be a fundamental part of just being human. And that seems like something a lot/the majority of Republicans don't seem to understand or care about these days. So I switched political parties a dozen years ago or so.