One More Voice for Centrism
The only proof you need that the centrist movement is exploding is the large number of centrist blogs hitting the Internet. One of the newest is A Little Left of Centrist, a great new blog covering both politics and culture.
It's always great to read a new centrist voice. Check it out.
posted by Alan Stewart Carl @ 7:48 PM
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there is no centrist movement. LOL. But whatever makes you feel good.
There have always been moderates in both parties. Most people fall into one side or the other.
basically any Rep Presidential candidate will get at least 40% , and Dem will get at least 40%. The middle is the 20% who lean one way or the other. You have to have no real philosophy on govt or the constitution, or the rights of people to claim to be a "middle of the road" centrist.
It's a pretty odd claim to say "You have to have no real philosophy on govt or the constitution, or the rights of people to claim to be a "middle of the road" centrist."
I'd ask you to read our blog and see for yourself if we don't have any real convictions. New centrism isn't about some mushy middle, it's about embracing commonsense over partisan ideology and about choosing straight talk over spin. This nation has forgotten how to have a debate. All the Democrats and Republicans do is pick a side of an issue and start screaming. There's a LOT of people sick of that. And that is the why there is a centrist movement.
Deny it if you wish. But we're out here and getting organized.
While I have been a Democrat most of my life and having lived in Chicago, I still find myself pulled to the left on issues. But also have a dose of common sense, I for one as of right now like what I have heard about Bush's new Social Security plan.
And since moving to Vegas, I have been a founding member of the Ross Perot United We Stand America Vegas office and the Reform Party. As I feel we need more voices not less.
The Yellow Liners will be on my show this coming Wednesday at 6pm PST LIVE on LVROCKS.COM join us.
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