Actions on A shamed American

If your so ashamed, as I am, and pissed off, do what a good 1/4 of the republican party political leaders and voters are going to do.

Vote Independent.

If you vote Democrat ( ACLU, Micheal Moore, Illegal invasion supporter, open borders, one world order, etc...) or vote Republican, ( more wars for oil, christianity, open borders, one world order, Mexicos new Transportation office in Oklahoma( spp.gov)),

then you can't be to ashamed of America or are you just a wimpy sheep that is lead by those that are calling for the destroying of america?

Hell no, Power to the People.

No more being led by either party.

Independent Voter here.  Ex Republican and Bush voter.

No more open borders, military dying for oil,

NO MORE ALLOWING FOR THE ILLEGALS TO COME IN AND TAKE THE PLACE OF OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN, THAT ARE BEING INJURED OR KILLED.

THOSE AMERICAN SERVICEMEMBERS THAT ARE BEING LED TO SLAUGHTER FOR OIL, NEW WORLD ORDER, NORTH AMERICAN UNION (NAU, SPP.GOV) AND FOR THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ILLEGALS/TERRORISTS, ETC.. TO ENTER OUR COUNTRY AND DO AS THEY PLEASE.

I AM NOT A SHEEP.  I AM A PROUD, EDUCATED, PATRIOTIC AMERICAN.  JUST AS OUR FORFAHTERS WERE.

>>1
It is not as simple as "vote independent." There are those within both parties that are real defenders of freedom, liberty, low taxes, limmited government, the constitution, and our borders.  You might want to take a look at this organization:
http://www.rlc.org/

The problem is that there are so many open-border, anti-national sovereignty, liberal politicians..  If you just vote blanketly for independents, you will alienate those other representatives who really want to make America more free.

If there are no good candidates running on either side... I'd recommend either of these parties:
http://www.constitutionparty.com/
http://www.lp.org/

The libertarians are pro-open border, but they are also consistently pro-liberty, pro-individualism, and pro-national sovereignty.  The constitution party isn't pro-open border, and will defend american sovereignty, but are less pro-liberty than the libertarians.  I could see and understand voting for either, myself, as certain ideas from both of those two are needed to pull us out of the mess we're in.

>>3
Fuck the Constitution Party.  There's too much Jesus in it.

>>4
As if that made any of their ideas less valid...

>>5 Christianity is incompatible with liberty and an open mind.

>>5
As a matter of fact, it does.  If they can't respect something as simple as church/state separation there's no point in thinking they can understand any other liberties.

>>6
Fail.  The founders were largely religious.

Double fail for hypocrisy, as you support feminism, which is incompatible with liberty itself.

>>8
True several of the Founding Fathers were very religious, but they at least understood religion as a personal thing.

Christianity may not necessarily be incompatible with liberty, but the kind that the Constitution Party advocates certainly is.

>>8 There is not one word about religion in Americ'a's written foundation, and the Old Testament promotes slavery and the death penalty.

>>10
There isn't one word about the Nazis or fascism in our gun control law we enacted in 1968, but it was very obviously based upon a similar Nazi gun control law enacted in 1938, and the Nazis promote genocide.

>>11
Exactly, we need to keep the Christian Nazis out of power.

>>12
The christians aren't Nazis.  I also don't see how this relates to what >>11 said, either.

>>13 Christianists gave us Reagan and Bush, so excuse me for not being A-OK with them.

>>14
Reagan was a great president, and Bush, while not-so-great, was better than those whom he was running against. 

>>15 I can't agree or disagree yet.

>>16
Well, we can never know. Although honestly Kerry seemed to be much more scary persona than simple minded Bush.

Kerry was a vicious anti-gunner.  Of all his votes in all his political history, he has only cast a single pro-gun vote.  Just a single one.  Even on said vote, he first voted against it, then while the camera was watching, he changed his mind and cast his first pro-gun vote.  It was somewhat recent I believe, but I forget exactly when. 

>>18 I don't like repeating myself, but there is more to America and its foundation than guns. The only part of the constitution Bush hasn't fucked with is the 2nd. Is he off the hook now? You expect Americans to rise up once they realize they are frogs in a kettle. Don't rely on that.