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Originally Posted by Schneed10
I guess it's not an uncommon set of views after all!
My buddy used to say he liked to pick his presidential candidate, and then if that candidate was republican he'd vote for democrats when it came to the house and senate. And vice versa if he liked the democratic president.
His reasoning was that gridlock was the best thing possible for our government, because then nobody can do anything stupid.
Not a bad theory!
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My theory is that all this comprmising is bad. Usually on an issue one side has the right basic premise and one side has the wrong one. When we combine those two the solution evolves to lowest common denominator and it sucks.