do you fit in a little box?

Where I come from blue indicates a Democrat and red indicates a Republican. I'm now pretty much a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat so I guess that puts me in a blue box. I live in Pennsylvania which is about as blue a state as you will find. People in my neck of the woods have been known to sport bumper stickers that say "proud to live in a blue state". (lol)

I find most people do not fit in a little box with a label on it. I know I don't. I realy can not align myself with either major party. BOth are too corrupt and self serving. That aside....I would say I am a independent.I like some ideas from the right and some from the left. I hate some things on both sides. There are time I agree with either one party or the other on an issue and there are times when I think that both sides have it completely wrong on a issue. I am not much of follower. I won't blindly follower a party. I like to get the facts and then make up my own mind. I don't like to be told what to think or how to do it.

Hi jb! No, I don't fit into any kind of a box and I defy stereotypes regularly. My views are basically moderate...but not all of them. I'm a registered Republican but I've always voted the person and not the party. I'm my own person and follow my own heart...but I do love my country.

I don't think I really fit into any box. I am very opinionated but it varies on the topic. I do not care for politics and generally try to avoid political discussions. I keep those opinions to myself! I stand with different groups on different things.. so I guess I have my own box!

I personally never will fit into only blue or red ideology. I myself am more of a moderate, but I do not like how polarized and divided the USA has become. There is too much division and talk of fighting and very little is accomplished.

Though I am conservative, but i'd never call myself a blue, or by any other color. How can colors define who i am? Colors r only a tag.Maybe i'm untagged. But that's what I am, and thus though I'm conservative, i'd not be freaked out to talk to a so called red or a left-wing.

I don't belong to any one party, though I do have more conservative ideas, I can't call myself a republican, I like the republicans from the Barry Goldwater days, but now they are not really the same. I really like the views of the Libertarian party, which stem back from the earliest views of the United States with the founding fathers. If I had to call myself anything I would say libertarian, though I won't even do that. I don't think many Americans can label themselves with one party, unless if they vote on a straight ticket every year, which I don't agree with at all. That just gives the wrong kind of power to people. Times are definitely changing, I can see maybe a third party coming out in my lifetime perhaps, since people are so dissatisfied with the main two parties, I can only hope though.