Your last sentence is very wrong. The culture of ME votes to take from others to enrich themselves (entitlements). The culture of ME votes on the basis of a single social issue to the exclusion of all other issues affecting the long term viability of the nation (gay marriage). The culture of ME votes to extend unfair labor preferences that end up destroying employers (unions).
Republicans want freedom for all. Freedom to succeed, freedom to fail. You keep what's yours, I keep what's mine and we both pursue the American dream. That's as far from a culture of ME as one can get.
I am already reading so many pundits and other talking heads analyzing the disaster that was this year’s elections. I am adding my own ten cents. Here goes:
1. We are outnumbered
We accurately foresaw the enthusiasm, the passion, the commitment, the determination, and the turnout. Married women, men, independents, Catholics, evangelicals – they all went for Romney in percentages as high or higher than the groups which voted for McCain in 2008. It wasn’t enough. What we saw in the election on Tuesday was a tipping point: we are now at a place where there are legitimately fewer Americans who...
When you get to abortion, I simply don't believe any woman should get one on the government tab. Is that so hard to understand?
If you're going to be irresponsible, then do it on your own dime.
But I don't see how libs look at aborting a fetus the same way they look at blowing boogers out of their noses. You don't see what's wrong with that outlook?
The fed is not supposed to be what it is today.
Our United States should be just that, a group of sovereign states linked by an agreement called 'limited central government'.
What's happening now won't improve our future, it will take the US into the toilet that is Europe.
Increasingly, it's seeming like Republicans are "picking and choosing" which "freedom for all" they wish to support.
Increasingly, it's seeming like Republicans are "picking and choosing" which "freedom for all" they wish to support.