Play Nice 45th President of the United States: Donald Trump - Part 19: Law and Odour

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He could have made this video before the shooting
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What does it mean to be "registered "?
Does it mean he's a member of the Party or do you register to vote and nominate your preference?
Being registered is generally how you select which party's primary you get to vote in.

In Pennsylvania it's a checkbox on the voter registration form.
 
Damn left wingers who are registered republicans
Why not? Is being registered to a party legally or morally binding? Is it an indication of how they will vote and their support for policies?

Imagine if we had to register our political affiliation, a shocking system.
 

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Not sure of the specifics of Pennsylvania but depending on the state of residence, when you register to vote there is a question where you can nominate your political party affiliation on your voter registration card.

Generally speaking you do not have to vote for the party you are registered with in a federal, state, or local general election BUT (depending on the state) you may only be allowed to vote for the political party you are registered with for
  • A presidential primary or caucus
  • Congressional or local office primaries
And you can of course, change your party affiliation down the track.

Being a registered voter with affiliation to one party says nothing of just how committed or active you are to that party of course.

According to the voter record published he registered basically as soon as he was 18 (born Sept 2003, registered Sept 2021) and most recently voted in 2022 - presumably state or some such?

Seems reasonably politically interested.
 
"I blame Biden and Obama and the communist left!"

But he's a Republican.

"So, he was a Republican Never Trumper! They're basically just like Dems!"

But he's wearing a pro-gun patriot t-shirt worn regularly at Trump rallies.

"It was the CIA".
It's still a little early to be satisfied that the assassin belonged to this or that political affiliation. My money would still be on a trump derangement leftie
 
Is it a compulsory question? Why bother with elections?
As mentioned, it's just for primaries so you can vote otherwise in the actual election.

I'm sure more will come out about this guy and his particular motivations in time.
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Not sure of the specifics of Pennsylvania but depending on the state of residence, when you register to vote there is a question where you can nominate your political party affiliation on your voter registration card.

Generally speaking you do not have to vote for the party you are registered with in a federal, state, or local general election BUT (depending on the state) you may only be allowed to vote for the political party you are registered with for
  • A presidential primary or caucus
  • Congressional or local office primaries
And you can of course, change your party affiliation down the track.

Being a registered voter with affiliation to one party says nothing of just how committed or active you are to that party of course.

The information we see in the first few days after a major incident like this is often inaccurate.

But even if it's proven that Thomas Matthew Crooks is the gunman it might not be significant that he's a registered Republican. He would have been too young to vote in 2020, and when he turned 18 his parents might have registered him with their affiliation. As you say you don't have to vote for the party you are registered with.

It's likely that someone who climbs on a roof to assassinate a Presidential candidate has some history of violence, or radicalism on social media. It should become clearer in the next few days.
 
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