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I don't consider myself either first and foremost

I consider myself a conservative. Most of the time my views align with the GOP candidates. Not always. The Tea Party is a sub-movement. I often agree with their message.

But I don't go rallying or campaigning for either group.

I'd associate with the Tea Party before the Republican party.

I would identify as a Republican before I would a Tea Party member. Nothing wrong with being one that is just how it is for me.

Tea Bagger First, Republican Second.

I consider myself an American first and foremost. While I have consertative views, I will not vote party line and follow blindly. I will vote for the person I think can best do the job.

Republican if to chose one of them. Independent if given an alternate choice.

I consider my self a conservative who votes for who ever I feel will size down government the most.

Neither

Conservative first

If someone does ask me, I'll answer the same way I always do at a polling station.

None of your damn business

Neither I am independent, but I stay very far away from the liberals.

Neither, Conservative first. Actually I prefer to refer to that as being "mainstream".