I'm still a Republican

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Inflation? I haven't noticed any inflation. Maybe you mean deflation

June 2010: The Fed's toughest foe: Deflation

I had an econ class about a year ago but I didn't really retain much. There is a curve that has spending on one axis and inflation on another axis. There are 4 stages of the curve. The stage we are in right now (no/slow growth / recession) shows that the government could spend whatever it wants and you wouldn't have any inflation. That is exactly where I thought we were at today.

That was so last year!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Their public positions run counter to my freedoms and self-interest. When I go to register for conservative events, the event material make it clear that conservative = Christian, and anti-Muslim speakers fill the roster. I can't even operate within the party when that's what's happening's. I'm not surprised that even Jews tend to shy away from the GOP despite all their pro-Israel rhetoric.

So? GTFO. What's the problem? You can still be conservative, liberal, whatever. How does being a member of a party (whatever a "member" is) make any difference?

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Asked and answered, Gary. Please, let's move on from that.

[ready4ONE 5,400]

I generally skip the primaries, though not always. I vote for a lot of local and some state republicans, mostly but not always for democrats in federal elections. No party affiliation for me thank you!