Who do you want in the presidential office

[mthrnite]

First of all, I fixed the poll, hope you don't mind, see edit in first post for details.
Secondly, I voted for Kucinich, but wouldn't in a real election because he has no chance of winning. I learned my lesson with Ralph Nader

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I just want somebody in there, Democrat OR Republican, that will get us out of this war, and give us universal health care. I fear there is no perfect choice to meet those needs. I predict that Hillary Clinton will drop the ball on the health care reform, just as her husband did.

I voted for an empty spot, and my empty spot disappeared. I want my vote back!

Hanging Chad attack for massive damage!
I'll add one to none of the above for you.

 

[Sonicslasher]

First of all, I fixed the poll, hope you don't mind, see edit in first post for details.
Secondly, I voted for Kucinich, but wouldn't in a real election because he has no chance of winning. I learned my lesson with Ralph Nader

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I just want somebody in there, Democrat OR Republican, that will get us out of this war, and give us universal health care. I fear there is no perfect choice to meet those needs. I predict that Hillary Clinton will drop the ball on the health care reform, just as her husband did.

I voted for an empty spot, and my empty spot disappeared. I want my vote back!


Hanging Chad attack for massive damage!
I'll add one to none of the above for you.

well, I know ron paul wants to pull out of Iraq, but he isn't for universal health care.

 

[mthrnite]

I just want somebody in there, Democrat OR Republican, that will get us out of this war, and give us universal health care. I fear there is no perfect choice to meet those needs. I predict that Hillary Clinton will drop the ball on the health care reform, just as her husband did.

well, I know ron paul wants to pull out of Iraq, but he isn't for universal health care.

..and by the same token, I'm pretty sure Clinton won't get us out of Iraq. Kucinich would do both, but again, he can't win.
As for Ron Paul, many Democrats praise him, but really just see him as a turn towards true conservatism (which is refreshing.) If you look at his stand on all the other issues besides the war, he's still a Republican and holds views that are quite counter to Democrats. All that said though, in the interviews I've heard and read, he strikes me as an honorable fellow, and if we are to have a Republican president, I hope like hell it's him.

 

[phuzzz]

Steven Colbert.



Oh, wait, you mean seriously?

I hoping for Obama. Likeliness though is the Democratic nomination goes to Clinton, although I can't see her getting elected. As big of a lead in the polls that she has, almost everyone I talk to doesn't like her; Democrats and Republicans. I'm waiting for her to pull a "Howard Dean" and get her thrown from the race.

 

[Costello]

there's at least a good thing with this election: the next president won't be George W. Bush!
that's a good thing, right?

I mean, none of the candidates are worse, right?

 

[Linkiboy]

This poll made me realize something.

I'm moving to Canada.

 

[Azimuth]

I would like to see Obama win.

I mean voting for Hilary Clinton is just ASKING for more terrorism acts in the US.
All the other countries would consider us weak and vulnerable.

Yup, all women are weak, frail and unable to lead a nation. Maybe you've never heard of Margaret Thatcher or Angela Merkel.

I wouldn't vote for Hilary because she won't change anything, like her voting for military action against Iran, wtf?.

Ron Paul was alright until the whole abortion fiasco. Obama/Kucinich would be my choice if I were American, even though they have no chance of winning.

To whoever voted Guliani, please please die

 

[Westside]

America's situation is getting worse... No one to vote for... whatever happened to great presidents like Roosevelt, JFK, and even Bill Clinton?

This poll made me realize something.

I'm moving to Canada.

Prime minister Harper is better than all those guys, but not by much. However, Canada had all those good things like free health care to begin with, so no one had the balls to take them away. As for the war, Harper truly supports it, but non of the Canadians support the war, so he is forced to pull out for political reasons.

 

[ozzyzak]

Considering no politician is trust-worthy, I guess it really comes down to the lesser evil. A shame really, but they're all going to do the 'say one thing, do another' thing. I wish I could get myself to care about politics, but anymore, I really can't.

 

[VVoltz]

Where the hell is Colbert?

 

[Westside]

Where the hell is Colbert?

He's a comedian running for presidency.

 

[VVoltz]

Where the hell is Colbert?

He's a comedian running for presidency.

But he is running for president isn't he? I mean, I saw the announcement and the topic on Google news.
Sometimes people just confuses me, this "Andy Kauffman" style of joking is weird.