Joe Rogan is a Democrat and a Republican: “I am liberal in every social way…. I'm very liberal in terms of civil rights, gay rights, and women's rights, all those core issues that make a person a progressive.” “I'm also a hunter. I'm very Pro Second Amendment, I'm also very Pro military, I’m very pro police, very Pro first responders, Fire Department…. So in that regard, I'm very right-wing” “I'm politically homeless… I think there's more people in the center than there are even on both sides now because one of the things that happened during the Trump administration and during the pandemic, a lot of people did not feel like they belong on one side or the other but they're in communities where you have to support one side or the other or you don't feel like you have a tribe, and everybody wants to be a part of a tribe and it takes real courage to stand out away from your tribe and say, ‘I don't agree with that.’” A heavy majority of Americans fall in a similar position as Joe Rogan described in this clip. Some of you may lean more left and a little right, some of you may lean to both sides equally, and some of you may lean more right and a little left; but you are all the same in that you don’t align with one party exactly and you are politically homeless. This video is important because it shows you this is not just ok, it’s what a majority of people feel. The future of political parties is literally no political party. When did you become politically homeless👇🏻