ThirtyTwo
New Member
I was just scanning this Underground Politics section and saw that much of it has to do with criticism of the man in office right now, Barack Obama.
So, I wondered if there was a balance, namely criticism of his predecessor, George W. Bush. Unfortunately, I can't tell because this section was not online back before the 2008 election.
I'd be glad to criticize both of them, for what it's worth, but it seems that Bush topics are passe at this point.
Being new to motorcycles, I wouldn't know if politics of bikers reflect more of a conservative political position, but from the small sample of posts presented on this board, it would seem so.
Or, are the more liberally minded folks just not posting or is it a case where you criticize the guy you have in office who happens to be liberal now?
Also, since this is an international forum, why is most of the political talk from the U.S.?
I'm just trying to get a feel for the political orientation of motorcyclists (at least those who like the same kind of motorcycle I like). So, thanks in advance.
So, I wondered if there was a balance, namely criticism of his predecessor, George W. Bush. Unfortunately, I can't tell because this section was not online back before the 2008 election.
I'd be glad to criticize both of them, for what it's worth, but it seems that Bush topics are passe at this point.
Being new to motorcycles, I wouldn't know if politics of bikers reflect more of a conservative political position, but from the small sample of posts presented on this board, it would seem so.
Or, are the more liberally minded folks just not posting or is it a case where you criticize the guy you have in office who happens to be liberal now?
Also, since this is an international forum, why is most of the political talk from the U.S.?
I'm just trying to get a feel for the political orientation of motorcyclists (at least those who like the same kind of motorcycle I like). So, thanks in advance.