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kentuck

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10. Did I need this sign?

Reply to KoKo (Reply #6)

Tue Oct 14, 2014, 08:00 PM

Oct 2014

But I pick up hints that some people almost expect that?

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Would you be willing to take a loyalty oath? [View all] kentuck Oct 2014 OP

Grimes took a loyalty oath to Clinton by declaring herself to be a "Clinton Democrat" Cali_Democrat Oct 2014 #1

Yes. Iggo Oct 2014 #18

Nope. NaturalHigh Oct 2014 #2

If they run against indefinite detention, obliteration of Habeus Corpus, Maedhros Oct 2014 #3

No i would not take a loyalty oath or require it for someone i am voting for. hrmjustin Oct 2014 #4

Yep. Iggo Oct 2014 #17

And/or assure loyalty and those with an ounce of integrity are screwed before they have the facts siligut Oct 2014 #41

No. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Oct 2014 #5

Exactly, thank you! n/t sabrina 1 Oct 2014 #27

Have you Lost Your Mind? KoKo Oct 2014 #6

Did I need this sign? kentuck Oct 2014 #10

Well..just count me one of the "clueless"....I did need that Tag..... KoKo Oct 2014 #11

No. nt bemildred Oct 2014 #7

Take a loyalty oath to a PERSON?!?! No fucking way! scarletwoman Oct 2014 #8

^^this^^ Puzzledtraveller Oct 2014 #28

no one should take that type of oath Marrah_G Oct 2014 #9

No... Not Ever... WillyT Oct 2014 #12

Of course not. TDale313 Oct 2014 #13

I'd rather smoke crack. GeorgeGist Oct 2014 #14

loyalty oaths are a creepy idea. n/t eShirl Oct 2014 #15

I would never swear loyalty to anyone who required that I do so. Iggo Oct 2014 #16

No way. nt WhiteAndNerdy Oct 2014 #19

This gave me chills. NO. NO. 840high Oct 2014 #20

Nnnnnnnope. cherokeeprogressive Oct 2014 #21

"I will hold my nose and vote...." BKH70041 Oct 2014 #22

They are appropriate for the military but not in politics. IMO. n/t Yo_Mama Oct 2014 #23

No panader0 Oct 2014 #24

'Huh'? Jenoch Oct 2014 #25

Loyalty is not a swear word. Half-Century Man Oct 2014 #26

when Deval Patrick first ran for Governor, MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #29

They wanted the signatures of closet OPPO researchers. MADem Oct 2014 #31

Not a brilliant strategy MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #34

Did you, or they, sign checks? nt MADem Oct 2014 #49

What does that have to do with flushing out the enemy? MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #50

That is the idea behind those house parties--to drum up support and get a little money bundled up in MADem Oct 2014 #53

Rising America formed in reaction to Mitt Romney's continued idiocy being exposed on film siligut Oct 2014 #44

They aren't the first OPPO researchers by any stretch. They are just the latest. nt MADem Oct 2014 #48

I don't take any oath NobodyHere Oct 2014 #30

I'm opposed to loyalty oaths HeiressofBickworth Oct 2014 #32

I vowed to never take an oath. Nuclear Unicorn Oct 2014 #33

This message was self-deleted by its author meow2u3 Oct 2014 #35

No. badtoworse Oct 2014 #36

that is as fucking BRILLIANT idea... ProdigalJunkMail Oct 2014 #37

I did, when I enlisted back in 1970... Wounded Bear Oct 2014 #38

Why in hell would anyone do that Iamthetruth Oct 2014 #39

Never bigwillq Oct 2014 #40

Straw man treestar Oct 2014 #42

Fuck no. 99Forever Oct 2014 #43

I had to take a loyalty oath nearly every school day for 12 years Art_from_Ark Oct 2014 #45

Everyone who puts party ahead of principles already has Corruption Inc Oct 2014 #46

Fuck no. JEB Oct 2014 #47

I'm loyal to my horse, my dog and my family. Autumn Oct 2014 #51

No politician deserves blind loyalty. alarimer Oct 2014 #52

Yes it is. We still believe in freedom of expression right? upaloopa Oct 2014 #54

I admit, I don't get the point of this bizarre question. JNelson6563 Oct 2014 #55

hell no I would not take a loyalty oath. liberal_at_heart Oct 2014 #56