Liberty Tree wrote:
I was a Republican for years and served on the city committee, delegate to state conventions, etc. I am now registered as unaffiliated. Here are some of the reasons.
1. Everytime there was a conflict with Democrats it is the GOP that caves and compromises.
2. They run pathetic, wimpy campaigns. McCain and Romney ran two of the worse Presidential campaigns ever. The recent governor's race in NC should have been an easy win, but the campaign was a disaster.The 2020 Congressional campaigns gave nothing for which the people to vote.
3. The GOP suffers from extreme poor leadership. It is beyond me how the current GOP chair has kept her job and McConnell should have been gone years ago.
4. There is no unity in the GOP because it tolerates too many RINOS.Give it to Democrats to always be unified.
5. The GOP is intimidated by the MSM and never realizes that it is never going to give them good publicity so they need to do what is right.
6. The GOP does not define the uncompromising principles on which it stands.
7. Just electing someone who calls themselves a Republican is not enough, if you cannot depend upon them when things get tight.
8. The lesser of two evils is still evil.
I could probably add more, but this gives an idea of why I am no longer a Republican
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Now tell me what party could do better for America. In terms of the Economy, Social Justice, National Defense, Law and Order, and our National Faith as Christians.
With the Biden administration, and his Marxist Team.
The Economy:
Currently, this is what we have, the Biden-Marxist administration.
Massive Spending feeding the dumb, lazy, and 10-12 million illegal aliens to support and vote for them, at the sufferings of our citizens who work hard.
There are two kinds of debts. One is the National Debts. This is the amount of debts that our government borrow to cover when expenditures incurred are more than the revenue earned. Currently our National Debts are $34.157 trillion that incur annual interest rates of more than $1 trillion. These are added to the debts every year, or paid to the lenders like China, Japan, local banks, and local investors.
For example: In 2023, the Federal government spent $6.3 trillion, which is 24.2% of the nation's domestic product, (GDP). Out of that about $4.8 trillion was financed by the federal revenue. The remaining of $1.5 was financed by net borrowing. That is how our national debts increase. In addition, the National Debts grow higher due to the annual interest rates incurred by the $34,157 trillion debts. And this is calculated and added annually to our debts.
In fiscal year 2023, the federal government is estimated to spend $6.3 trillion, amounting to 24.2 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP). Of that $6.3 trillion, over $4.8 trillion is estimated to be financed by federal revenues. The remaining amount will be financed by net borrowing.
I'll continue later the other debts. I have an appointment.