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Poll Question: Who do you like?
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    Posted: February 11 2007 at 12:48
Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

Originally posted by Zappa88 Zappa88 wrote:

Nader! Nader! Nader!
 
 
I cant even vote!
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But unlike you I will be voting by '08


I'm voting independent this year. I realized that it's more important to give my vote to the candidate who I feel has the best political stance regardless of whether or not I think they'll win. It's likely that I'll either vote green or for nader (since he's running without party affiliation this year). Republican or democrat it will be the same old sh*t. Vote for a party that isn't so structurally locked by the legislative branch and by the strict bipartisan lines if you want something to be done about the environment, education and foreign policy. A third party choice is the only way to make issues actually count.

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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

hahahhah.. love the Guliani votes... seen the latest polls  on him. As many people think he is pro-life as pro choiceLOL.  He'll NEVER be nominated by extremists on the right once the american public actually reads the paper and see's that he is a ...wow.. liberal republican.  Don't see them much anymore.
 
Oh yea, I like him, alot but I knew from the start there was no chance in hell he'd make it through.


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hahahhah.. love the Guliani votes... seen the latest polls  on him. As many people think he is pro-life as pro choiceLOL.  He'll NEVER be nominated by extremists on the right once the american public actually reads the paper and see's that he is a ...wow.. liberal republican.  Don't see them much anymore.
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Clinton for President!
In the first place because of her political view (she's a democrat Smile), and of course it would be funny if she becomes it, then she and Bill would become the first couple that became both President of the USA LOL

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Originally posted by Meddler Meddler wrote:

Originally posted by video vertigo video vertigo wrote:

Stephen Colbert
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Originally posted by Meddler Meddler wrote:

Originally posted by video vertigo video vertigo wrote:

Stephen Colbert
 
That guy has  built such a personality cult. He honestly could do it I think....
Or at least a few million votes from alienated teens.
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Originally posted by video vertigo video vertigo wrote:

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1. Ralph Nader
2. Barack Obama
3. John McCain

Not really much of my business but there's my tuppence worth.
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Originally posted by giantenemycrab giantenemycrab wrote:

 Hillary,  for some reason,  scares me..  I won't vote for anyone that scares me...  Confused
 
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 Hillary,  for some reason,  scares me..  I won't vote for anyone that scares me...  Confused


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Originally posted by rileydog22 rileydog22 wrote:

Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

That is until, of course, Tiki becomes 35. Then it's him all the way.


I dunno.  Tiki is abandoning the us (Giants fans) right now, what makes you think he wouldn't abandon the country?Wink


......Tiki's retiring still strikes a nerve with me......
I will become his personal/campaign manager, so I can guarantee you he won't decide to step down from the Presidency after like, 6 years   LOL
Not to get off the topic off real politics: I retract my first endorsement. Kucinich reflects my ideals,  but I don't know if idealism is meant for the Presidency.
Guess I'd probably say Hillary.
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Hey Tlossy what's that girl name on your pic, again?

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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

That is until, of course, Tiki becomes 35. Then it's him all the way.


I dunno.  Tiki is abandoning the us (Giants fans) right now, what makes you think he wouldn't abandon the country?Wink

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Guliani, mostly because he's the least-partisan major-party candidate.  The entire party system is stupid, but we can't elect a guy who isn't a part of it.  A guy like Guliani is the closest we'll come to a solution; he isn't so different as to not be able to run with a major party, but he also isn't yet another moron making descisions just because his party says so.

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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

Whoa, this thing is picking up hits.

Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

If only 3rd parties had support Cry

I don't know if you meant in general, or on this poll. I already had so many, so I just put Nader since he was the main one that came to mind.

 
A third party wouldn't hurt things that much... but believe me, you don't want a multi partidist system like in my country (and most third world) where we have more than 20 political parties, most of them without agendas, ideologies, just there for the candidate of the moment.
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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

Whoa, this thing is picking up hits.

Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

If only 3rd parties had support Cry

I don't know if you meant in general, or on this poll. I already had so many, so I just put Nader since he was the main one that came to mind.

I did mean in general. Both sides seem wrong to me and I usually agree more with the indepentants
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I'll most likely be voting for Mitt Romeny. However, if Pat Buchanan were running I'd gladly vote for him despite what you all will all undeniably say about third party candidates.
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Whoa, this thing is picking up hits.

Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

If only 3rd parties had support Cry

I don't know if you meant in general, or on this poll. I already had so many, so I just put Nader since he was the main one that came to mind.

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I vote Daniel Gildenlow for Premier. 

He won't try to us us, he won't try to sell us fear, and he won't try to sell us bullsh*t.

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Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Newt!!!
 
man, marty feldman's spirit surely has got into you...Wink
 
 
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Come on now, I think Newt would do a great job.  Marty would vote for him.... "Could be worse, could be raining."
 
in that we agree... Marty would be voting for him....
 
I don't know about Gene, or Dom, or even less, Mel.
 
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