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Which political party do you most identify with?

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 @9JCNGY2 from Georgia  answered…2yrs2Y

I was a Republican for most of my life, but I identify much more with the Democrats for the last couple decades. Any party who supports the Presidency of an ignorant, racist, mentally ill, sexually abusive, Nazi loving, hateful, narcissistic buffoon like Donald Trump will never get my support. The Republican party has become a party of hate, intolerance, and total ignorance. Today I am a proud Democrat.

 @9M2HM56 from Texas  answered…2yrs2Y

Political parties are evil and only serve to limit the beliefs politicians are able to express. A conservative should be able to express his pro-choice stance as much as a liberal should be able to express his pro-gun stance. political parties limit this too much

 @B3XCNBS from Ohio  answered…1yr1Y

I think everyone should be able to make their own choices without having the rich judging them and making laws against them just because they dont agree. I think everyone should be welcomed and feel safe in our country.

 @9RD3245 from California  answered…2yrs2Y

Technically I’ve voted Democrat since 2018 (age 18). I don’t associate with any party though, I wish there were at least 5 major players.

 @9LZW386 from Florida  answered…2yrs2Y

Political parties should be abolished and the country should be choosing from a group of individuals that are qualified for the position, and who aren’t manipulated by what the “party” wants done.

 @965985J from Florida  answered…4yrs4Y

Brent Peterson

 @9F8QSZ3 from Texas  answered…3yrs3Y

i just live

 @9RJYDCF from New York  answered…2yrs2Y

Democratic, but moderate. I'm probably be more aligned with some combo of old school Republicanism and the Democratic party. I do think we should work to get a fairer party system where things aren't controlled only by two parties.

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 @ISIDEWITH submitted…1yr1Y

Biden bans new offshore oil drilling along most of US coastline

President Joe Biden announced a ban on new offshore oil and gas drilling along most of the US coastline on Monday in a move designed to bolster his environmental and climate legacy as he prepares to leave office.The order will protect 625mn acres of ocean on the US east coast, the eastern Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific coasts of Washington, Oregon and California, as well as portions of the Northern Bering Sea in Alaska, the White House said on Monday.“My decision reflects what the coastal communities, business and beachgoers have known for a long time: that drilling off these coasts could cause irreversible damage to places we hold dear and is unnecessary to meet our nation’s energy needs,” Biden said.The executive action will not prevent oil and gas companies obtaining leases in the central and western parts of the Gulf of Mexico, areas that produce almost 15 per cent of the nation’s oil supplies. Nevertheless, the move is expected to complicate the policy agenda of incoming president Donald Trump, who has vowed to “drill, baby, drill” and boost US oil production, even though it is already at a record level.The Trump transition team said it was a disgraceful decision designed to exact “political revenge on the American people” and the incoming president said he would immediately “unban” Biden’s prohibition on new offshore drilling.“I have the right to unban it immediately . . . we can’t let that happen to our country. It’s our greatest, it’s really our greatest economic asset,” Trump told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt in an interview on Monday.Biden’s action will probably be challenged by the oil industry in court and face pushback from Republicans in Congress. But overturning the order could prove challenging and may require an act of Congress, according to legal experts.Biden is using his authority under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, to protect the areas from drilling — the same mechanism which former president Barack Obama used previously to ban offshore drilling in some Arctic and Atlantic waters in 2016.In 2019, a federal judge ruled that an executive order by former president Donald Trump that lifted an Obama-era ban on oil and gas drilling in the Arctic Ocean was unlawful.

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Michigan Showdown: Rashida Tlaib Snubs Kamala Harris as Gaza Crisis Roils Arab American Voters

Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib, who spoke at a United Auto Workers rally in Detroit Friday night, declined to endorse Kamala Harris just four days out from Election Day, according to The Detroit News.The Democratic lawmaker encouraged union members to vote but kept her speech focused on down-ballot races. Tlaib, who is Palestinian American, is the only member of the Squad to withhold her support for Harris and has been vocal in her criticism of the Biden administration’s Israel policy.The war in Gaza has remained a top issue in battleground Michigan, where more than 100,000 voters cast their ballots for “uncommitted” in the state’s primary earlier this year, spurring concerns about the Democratic presidential candidate’s chances in the state. Harris has continued to face protests on the trail, as demonstrators call for her to break with President Joe Biden and support an arms embargo on Israel.The Uncommitted National Movement, confounded by Layla Elabed, Tlaib’s sister, announced in September that it wouldn’t endorse Harris while saying it opposed Donald Trump.Harris has been endorsed by several other leaders in the Arab American and Muslim community, and aides have met privately with leaders across battleground states in recent months. The vice president met briefly with a group of Arab American and Muslim leaders last month in Flint, Michigan, to discuss their concerns about Gaza and civilian casualties in Lebanon.

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