Do You Feel More Safe With Republicans or Democrats In Control of the USA?

[JimRaynor]

Republicans tend to be far more pro USA and anti the rest of the world, meanwhile the Democrats tend to be far more Pro rest of the world and more anti USA. Which do you feel more safe with holding power ?

[DreamerUSA]

Republicans tend to be far more pro USA and anti the rest of the world, meanwhile the Democrats tend to be far more Pro rest of the world and more anti USA. Which do you feel more safe with holding power ?

Honestly how safe I feel has nothing to do with who is in control of Washington. I think both sides are whack jobs, depending on the subject.

[Eff Pandas]

I feel equally safe or unsafe on a global scale depending on how you wanna look at it. I think the D's are too passive with foreign countries thus some crazy sh^t could go down due to their p#ssiness. And I think the R's are too chickhawk-ish & might start some sh^t over nothing with foreign countries.

For inside the US sh^t I think I feel safer with D's over the R's cuz the D's seem to wanna error on the side of caution & the R's wanna error on the other side with a lot of sh^t so as long as it makes sense today they don't consider what issues could come up further down the road. I largely put that on religion being a bigger influencer with R's than D's in their day to day habits & beliefs more than a R political angle doe. Although I guess one could argue their pushing on biblical sh^t IS part of the R political angle.

[j.razor]

Honestly how safe I feel has nothing to do with who is in control of Washington. I think both sides are whack jobs, depending on the subject.

This ^ right here.

[BostonGuy]

Under the Trump and Obama admins, I feel/felt safe. Under Bush, no so much. The bush administration waged war in Iraq that arguably destabilized much of the middle east.

[JimRaynor]

Under the Trump and Obama admins, I feel/felt safe. Under Bush, no so much. The bush administration waged war in Iraq that arguably destabilized much of the middle east.

Bushes hand was pushed with 9/11. Most people forget, but the American opinion at the time in 2002-2004 was very pro war and pro Bush, I myself remember thinking that we can't let these bastards get away with it something needed to be done. Iraq in hindsight was obviously a mistake, but putting ourselves back in that time frame, most were on board.

[BrometheusBob.]

Probably this pattern of swapping back and forth beteween democrat and republican leadership works

Prevents the country from ever getting too far down one side's rabbit holes

I don't have to worry about this country ever being a Christian fundamentalist ****hole or a broke socialist ****hole. Fine with me

[Vlad_]

Democrats want to whore out the USA to the globalists...

[AllBoxingAD]

Bushes hand was pushed with 9/11. Most people forget, but the American opinion at the time in 2002-2004 was very pro war and pro Bush, I myself remember thinking that we can't let these bastards get away with it something needed to be done. Iraq in hindsight was obviously a mistake, but putting ourselves back in that time frame, most were on board.

Think about what you just said.

Lets make sure people understand what happened.

The government used and manipulated people's raw and shaken emotions to get public support to go to war with a country that had nothing to do with 911.

Americans got got by their own government.

Iraq wasnt a mistake. They knew specifically what they were doing and they knew that they would get away with it. We just wanted to get back at 'those bastards' and they wanted their plan carried out.

I dont know why people forgave them for it.

I know that any politician or person who still defends that war is officially a nutjob for me (Im looking at you Pence).

[DoubleLeftH00k]

Obamos first 4 years made me care about politics lol
2011 was when i realize our country is in danger
Obamo was going world tour apologizing watabeech