conservatives?

[Coach_Mac]

I would be willing to bet that most of Ron and Fez listeners are liberals or at least mostly vote Democrat. I wonder if there are any other strong Republican conservatives like me that just can't help but love this show.

[phixion]

<p>part of your boardname has texan in it and your telling me your conservative, shocking.</p>

[burrben]

not it!

[Coach_Mac]

crazy, isn't it?

[TheMojoPin]

Based on the responses in the numerous political threads we have here, there seems to be a very large number of posters that at least lean to the right.&nbsp; Quite a few who would fall under the &quot;Libertarian&quot; umbrella, too.&nbsp; I would assume that that would carry on to the listeners of the show on a larger scale.&nbsp; I think posters and listeners leaning to the left are likely the majority, but probably not by a huge margin.&nbsp; If I had to guess, I'd say the difference was around 60-40.

[Captain Rooster]

<strong>LouisianaTexan</strong> wrote:<br />I would be willing to bet that most of Ron and Fez listeners are liberals or at least mostly vote Democrat. I wonder if there are any other strong Republican conservatives like me that just can't help but love this show.<p>&nbsp;</p><p>George? Is that you? George? Nod if you hear this: nuke-u-lar. &nbsp;</p>

[PilotJeff]

I'd say I lean to the right mostly... I'm a Republican anyway..&nbsp; My girlfriend is a member of the Conservative Party :)&nbsp;

[nevnut]

<strong>LouisianaTexan</strong> wrote:<br />I would be willing to bet that most of Ron and Fez listeners are liberals or at least mostly vote Democrat. I wonder if there are any other strong Republican conservatives like me that just can't help but love this show. <p>You may feel alone, but you are not alone.</p>

[Gvac]

<p>I am a strong believer in limiting the power of the federal government as much as possible, and in giving people their personal freedoms.&nbsp; </p><p>Obviously, neither major party suits me well. &nbsp;</p><p>My views can probably be best described as &quot;libertarian&quot; although I rarely vote that way. &nbsp;</p>

[keithy_19]

<p>I'm mostly conservative, but in recent years I tend to see my opions become more liberal on some stances. </p>

[rckiller]

I voted for "W" the past two elections. But after coming to my senses I was soooo pissed at the Republicans specifically "W" that I voted straight Democratic last November.

Anyone who can read "State of Denial" and still back the president's handling of Iraq is never going to have an open mind on the issue.

[Jughead]

You are RIGHT...signed......<font size="6">RUSH</font>

[NortonRules]

I'm not conservative, but I'm sure as hell not a liberal.&nbsp;

[WhistlePig]

I lean right but am not a republican.

[AcolyteAndy]

<p>Conserative here but sick of the way Bush f'd up Iraq..like father, like son</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

[NewYorkDragons80]

Registered Republican, but with a lot of reservations.&nbsp; I wouldn't call myself a libertarian, because I'm pro-life, pro-military, pro-small business, and pro-environment.&nbsp; But I agree with libertarians on the death penalty, taxation, gun control, gay marriage, and overall civil liberties.

[shittyhambrgers]

<strong>Gvac</strong> wrote:<br /><p>I am a strong believer in limiting the power of the federal government as much as possible, and in giving people their personal freedoms. </p><p>Obviously, neither major party suits me well. </p><p>My views can probably be best described as &quot;libertarian&quot; although I rarely vote that way. </p><p>amen, brother.</p>

[Fat_Sunny]

<font size="2">Fat Doesn't Know What Labels Mean Anymore, But He Believes In Individual Rights And Personal Responsibilties,&nbsp;And His Heros Are Barry Goldwater And Ayn Rand!</font>

[A.J.]

<p>&quot;He was good in the beginning, then he went crazy.&quot;</p><p><img src="http://www.historyplace.com/worldhistory/genocide/hitler-himmler.jpg" border="0" width="480" height="346" /></p>

[led37zep]

<p>I love Ron and Fez and I'm a republican.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Wow, I feel so much better just saying that out loud.&nbsp;</p>

[EliSnow]

<p><font face="arial,helvetica,sans-serif" size="3">I think it depends upon what you mean by conservative because a person can be very conservative in one area of their life, but liberal in others, and consider themselves conservative.</font></p><p><font face="Arial" size="3">If you mean &quot;socially conservative,&quot; then I think that most people here&nbsp;have more&nbsp;moderate to liberal views.&nbsp; By socially conservative, I mean&nbsp;religious more than secular, which leads to more conservative views on religion, sex, entertainment, music, relationships, homosexuals,&nbsp;&nbsp;abortion, etc.</font></p><p><font face="Arial" size="3">Then I think you have those conservatives who believe in smaller government/less government intrustion in their lives.&nbsp; I think we have a huge number of those here.&nbsp; Now often, your social conservatives think they fit in this camp, but don't, because they want the government to say who can get married to whom, who can have sex with whom, and how they have sex, what can be said or shown on television and the radio, etc.&nbsp; </font></p><p><font face="Arial" size="3">Then of course there are economic conservatives, who have conservative views on the economy, business, etc..&nbsp; </font></p><p><font face="Arial" size="3">Now maybe they are people who fit in all three categories, but often people vary with regard to these.</font></p><p><font face="Arial" size="3">So what do you mean by conservative?</font></p>

[Recyclerz]

<strong>led37zep</strong> wrote:<br /><p>I love Ron and Fez and <font color="#ff0000" style="background-color: #ffff00"><strong>I'm a republican.</strong></font></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Wow, I feel so much better just saying that out loud.&nbsp;</p><p>Admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery.&nbsp; ;)</p><p>*Of course, there's nothing wrong with lower case r republicans - unless you happen to be in Season Two of Rome.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

[Coach_Mac]

Hmm, I don't know, i guess I mean both types. I would consider myself a strong conservative across the board. And I admitt I am very close minded on many things...I guess comedy is kind of the barrier breaker.

[led37zep]

Comedy is the common ground.&nbsp; I've heard a few comics complain about doing shows to a liberal crowd.&nbsp; Often the main complaint is they aren't sure if they're supposed to laugh at the edgey or race material, they're are too uptight.&nbsp; I think Ron and Fez are the perfect show for all sides of the political spectrum.

[Furtherman]

I find that once you label someone, the process of listening to what an individual has to say breaks down.

[WRESTLINGFAN]

Im registered as independent, Fiscally conservative but when it comes to social issues im moderate. I would say that I am sort of a Lou Dobbs type

[Chigworthy]

<p>Don't get back at one party by voting for the other.&nbsp; That's just a shell game that sustains the two parties.&nbsp; Start voting independent for canidates that you actually think would do a good job.&nbsp; It's not about throwing your vote away because they will never get elected.&nbsp; It seems to me that political change moves very slowly, and votes for real canidates that may not win are the start of this process.&nbsp; Then again, we're doomed as a nation anyway, so who cares?</p>

[Midkiff]

I live in Texas, and believe it or not, Republicans and conservatives make me vomit.

[badmonkey]

<strong>Chigworthy</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Don't get back at one party by voting for the other.&nbsp; That's just a shell game that sustains the two parties.&nbsp; Start voting independent for canidates that you actually think would do a good job.&nbsp; It's not about throwing your vote away because they will never get elected.&nbsp; It seems to me that political change moves very slowly, and votes for real canidates that may not win are the start of this process.&nbsp; Then again, we're doomed as a nation anyway, so who cares?</p><p>Agreed 100%.&nbsp; You cannot sit back and bitch about the &quot;two party system&quot; if you are unwilling to support the third parties.&nbsp; The revolution has to start somewhere and if everybody is sitting around&nbsp;waiting for it to happeh, it never will.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Badmonkey</p>

[Ogre]

<p>Yes I'm stuck in the middle with you</p><p>And I'm wondering what it is I should do</p><p>It's so hard to keep the smile from my face</p><p>Losing control, yeah I'm all over the place</p><p>Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right</p><p>Here I am, stuck in the middle with you.</p><p>Gerry Rafferty, 1973</p>

[Yerdaddy]

What we don't have so much anymore is the intolerant extremists of either side. There are plenty of conservatives, (I'd say more than half the board), but the ones who post in politics now keep it civil as do the liberals. Where else can you find a politics forum on the internet that can make that claim? We all deserve credit for that.

[patsopinion]

<p>http://www.ronfez.net/messageboard/viewmessages.cfm/Forum/52/Topic/55778/page/holey_kanoley__I_m_a_republican_.htm</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Im with u buddies.&nbsp; At least i think i am&nbsp;</p>

[Doomstone]

<hr color="cococo" align="left"></font><strong>LouisianaTexan</strong> wrote:<br>I would be willing to bet that most of Ron and Fez listeners are liberals or at least mostly vote Democrat. I wonder if there are any other strong Republican conservatives like me that just can't help but love this show.<hr color="cococo" align="left"><p></p>

My fan club left?

:sob:

[cougarjake13]

<p>i'm a registered republican but i dont always vote republican straight down the line</p><p>i'm conservative on some issues and liberal on others so i guess i should be independent then ???</p>