So you think that folks registered as independent get no say in the nominees? Everyone should have a say in who represents them regardless of any party affiliation. So in this situation you are either the boot on their neck or a bootlicker.
Everyone should get a say in who represents them and that is what the general election is for. Why should non-members decide who represents the party they haven’t joined? That’s just entitlement.
Again you shouldn’t use words you do not understand or know the meaning of.
Thanks for confirming. Btw what tastes better? Black leather or brown? Also do you get excited at the opportunity to lick a new boot? Or does leather from a certain animal taste any better or worse than others? For example you look at some less common types of leather and think “oh boy ostrich! My favorite!”
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So you think that folks registered as independent get no say in the nominees? Everyone should have a say in who represents them regardless of any party affiliation. So in this situation you are either the boot on their neck or a bootlicker.
Everyone should get a say in who represents them and that is what the general election is for. Why should non-members decide who represents the party they haven’t joined? That’s just entitlement.
Again you shouldn’t use words you do not understand or know the meaning of.
Thanks for confirming. Btw what tastes better? Black leather or brown? Also do you get excited at the opportunity to lick a new boot? Or does leather from a certain animal taste any better or worse than others? For example you look at some less common types of leather and think “oh boy ostrich! My favorite!”
In a closed primary system, Independents have two options:
Change their party registration so they can vote in the primary that most appeals to them.
Wait for the general and then vote.
The whole point of a closed primary is to keep out non-party members.
I’m well aware of the purpose, disenfranchising voters is one of Americas favorite pastimes.
Nobody is disenfranchised, Independents can have their own primary, and nobody is being prevented from voting in the general.
If Independents really want to have a say in who the Republican or Democratic candidate is, all they have to do is re-register. It’s free and easy.