Ameican Conservative Party

[Celt]

I'm going to be changing my party affiliation right after this election. I was an independent forever, and I changed it to Republican in support of my cousin Chris when he was running.

But I cannot call myself a Republican when they don't represent anything I believe in. I was doing some reading about what political party my views are most aligned with, and this one seems to hit the nail on the head pretty good.

Our Principles | American Conservative Party

Who else on here would think that their thinking is largely in line with the values stated with this party?

 

[Bananabandit]

Im not a republican nor democrat.

 

[Steal2B]

I'm going to be changing my party affiliation right after this election. I was an independent forever, and I changed it to Republican in support of my cousin Chris when he was running.

But I cannot call myself a Republican when they don't represent anything I believe in. I was doing some reading about what political party my views are most aligned with, and this one seems to hit the nail on the head pretty good.

Our Principles | American Conservative Party

Who else on here would think that their thinking is largely in line with the values stated with this party?

Mike Long is the long time NY Conservative Party Chair and he is a good man. Talk to Chris about Mike, they seem to be good friends the couple times I have seen them in the same place. They are both family friends we think the world of.

 

[GTN]

After this election I'm changing from rep to dem. That way I can vote against cuomo in the primaries

 

[Steal2B]

We hear you guys. Many of my friends and family are registered Republicans but we vote along the Conservative line (except for the Governor race where it makes a difference since vote totals determine subsequent elections ballot top to bottom party listings since I would never want to have the Liberal, Socialist, Communist or some looney party to have a higher ballot place than the R or C). Also, if you are not registered R or D you do not have much of a primary choice on who will run since committees make choices for you.

 

[Celt]

The principles listed at that link seeing very traditional American. And based on discussions with most people on this forum i would think many share those same principles.

My logic for changing party affiliation is to deny the R party my registration. I realize im only 1 person, but if that thought process were to be carried out for a lare segment of the population it could send a messge.

And considering the current Republican Party are a bunch of centrists at best, they no longer hold traditional constitutional values.

 

[Criticalt]

Ive alwsys been a conservative, same as my family going back forever.

 

[Steal2B]

The principles listed at that link seeing very traditional American. And based on discussions with most people on this forum i would think many share those same principles.

My logic for changing party affiliation is to deny the R party my registration. I realize im only 1 person, but if that thought process were to be carried out for a lare segment of the population it could send a messge.

And considering the current Republican Party are a bunch of centrists at best, they no longer hold traditional constitutional values.

Some people I respect have done what you suggest. A conservative candidate, however, almost always needs to also secure the R nomination to win. Essentially a conservative candidate usually has to secure the R and C lines to be elected.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

I'm somewhere between conservative/constitutional and libertarian.

Unfortunately none of them are major parties so I'm currently enrolled as an R to vote in primaries. But I am VERY disenchanted with the actual Republican party themselves. I think they suck and have sold out. They are just moderate socialists now.

So maybe I'll just cold turkey divorce the Republican party and officially join another party that better represents my views.

 

[minderasr]

I've been a registered Conservative for the majority of my adult life, with a brief exception a few years back. Registered Republican to vote in the primaries. That didn't last very long.

 

[dsdmmat]

I always tell pollsters that I consider myself an American, the rep and dem parties have both destroyed this country.

 

[Mr. terzmo]

I registered years ago because My of my Dad's influence. To a young man..how can a Dad be wrong. I didn't have a say in the matter when I was made a catholic...family so I are also. BUT...over the many years I have voted for who I think is best and as far as religion...I'm a free agent...but NOT an atheist

 

[Phazer]

The principles listed at that link seeing very traditional American. And based on discussions with most people on this forum i would think many share those same principles.

My logic for changing party affiliation is to deny the R party my registration. I realize im only 1 person, but if that thought process were to be carried out for a lare segment of the population it could send a messge.

And considering the current Republican Party are a bunch of centrists at best, they no longer hold traditional constitutional values.

This is why Hannity has been a registered Conservative in New York.

 

[Deplorable Me]

I'm a political atheist. Conservatarian. There's things I like and dislike about Conservatives and Libertarians. This year Gary Johnson really pissed off a lot within the party.

 

[Twingy]

The established Republican party is a complete joke. We are approaching 20 trillion in debt with a Republican controlled house, are you freaking kidding me?

Registered Libertarian here who wishes Gary Johnson would leave now and never come back.

 

[Mr. terzmo]

They are mostly RHINO's as they have caved on many issues and the Dems play them like a fine tuned piano

 

[ProgSpear]

(R) affilliation ONLY so I can vote in primaries. Absolutely detest what the GOPe has become.

TRUMP 2016!

 

[Magnus]

A lot of what's there really aligns with me. I especially liked their logo "Come Home America"

 

[GOPerfect]

I am a Conservative and a Constitutionalist. I am Registered Republican in order to vote in the Primaries. I first Registered Republican many years ago because I believed in what they stood for. I no longer do. The RINO's have taken over my/our Party. I am done with them. They have lost their way and will never find their way home.

I, like many, am fed up and ready for a change. I have actually thought about making this change for years, after this past year or two, I have decided the time is now.

I will find a new home with either the Conservative party or with the Constitutionalist Party: National Constitution Party Home Page | The Constitution Party