Presidential Elections

[KingPaulV]

No, see; he is denouncing government altogether, I guess you feel government is pointless etc etc....Utopianism....the fact is people need government and government needs people whichever the form that government takes is irrelevant but it is needed...some systems are better than others but most are corrupted by human imperfections such as greed, which stems corruption etc....If you dont believe that people need government go to a major traffic intersection and turn off the traffic lights and dont let police or any authority figure show up for five hours...first count how many accidents happen and then count how long it takes for someone to establish authority and try to make order of it all; government is almost an intrinsic human byproduct....I think all those who cry out to get rid of government are actually hypocrates...

 

[Nettles]

No I understand what he's saying completely (I think), I've read a lot of stuff similar to it. He doesn't mean abandon government, he means that the government system the way it is won't make any difference. It needs a 'reboot'...this all goes back to that New World Order thing where there's so much decisions that are behind the scenes.

The two party system is corrupt and 1 in the same (this is what I'm guessin he means by the Hilary/McCain thing that I also said) and the solution to that is vote only independents/no democrats or republicans or Liberals/Conservatives etc

 

[Help?]

Get rid of government? Man, now that would be a show.






Sick TV reality show idea as well.

 

[Nettles]

Like I said, getting rid of government would be stupid, backwards, etc but it does need to change. It's a bit sad seeing people hoping when things will probably get worst...Obama, McCain, Hilary...their all muppets. The 16th and 35th presidents of the US were the only ones that were against this....and we know what both of them had in common

the 35th...Speech On Secret Societies

 

[Help?]

Obama a muppet or not is still far better than Bush.

 

[Nettles]

true...would've gotten worse under Bush but I feel bad for everyone with the hope that it'll get better under whoever does win.

 

[rhizome17]

Time for a real man to take over http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/04/01/jesse-ventura-unloads-th_n_94565.html

 

[Run DMB]

Worst. Minnesota. Governor. Ever.

 

[Run DMB]

http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html

My results:

John McCain (R) - 87.8%
Mike Huckabee (R) - 81.7%
Mitt Romney (R) - 69.5%
Ron Paul (R) - 63.4%
Barack Obama (D) - 57.3%
Hillary Clinton (D) - 51.2%
Mike Gravel (D) - 43.9%

 

[Bobby]

http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html

My results:

John McCain (R) - 87.8%
Mike Huckabee (R) - 81.7%
Mitt Romney (R) - 69.5%
Ron Paul (R) - 63.4%
Barack Obama (D) - 57.3%
Hillary Clinton (D) - 51.2%
Mike Gravel (D) - 43.9%

My Results:

You planned to vote for Clinton. Based on your responses, your top candidate for 2008 is below.

Hillary Clinton (D) 75.00%
Mike Gravel (D) - 68.42%
Barack Obama (D) - 63.16%
Ron Paul (R) - 44.74%
John McCain (R) - 27.63%
Mike Huckabee (R) - 17.76%
Mitt Romney (R) - 17.11%

I'm an extreme leftist...

 

[Avalanche]

My results:

You planned to vote for Obama. Based on your responses, your top candidate for 2008 is below.

Mike Gravel (D) 89.47%
Barack Obama (D) - 84.21%
Hillary Clinton (D) - 73.68%
Mike Huckabee (R) - 47.37%
Ron Paul (R) - 36.84%
John McCain (R) - 31.58%
Mitt Romney (R) - 26.32%

Whatever, I'm still voting for the guy who's on the Vote For Yourself Rainbow Dream Ticket.

 

[Rocky]

I planned to vote for Obama, my results:

Mike Gravel (D) 82.98%
Barack Obama (D) - 76.60%
Hillary Clinton (D) - 68.09%
Ron Paul (R) - 32.98%
Mike Huckabee (R) - 29.79%
John McCain (R) - 27.66%
Mitt Romney (R) - 8.51%

 

[Bobby]

You know, had all the people more similar to Gravel actually voted for Gravel, he'd be winning.

 

[Bobby]

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/mccain_declines_secret_service?utm_source=onion_rss_daily

amazing

 

[SlayerDeuS]

Yay I just voted. Good to see NC's primary finally has some influence.

 

[Bobby]

Voted for Mike Gravel (Pres.), Richard Moore (Gov.), Walter Dalton (Lt. Gov.), Jim Neal (US Sen.), and Trisha Cotham (NC House - 100)

 

[Run DMB]

Voted for Mike Gravel (Pres.), Richard Moore (Gov.), Walter Dalton (Lt. Gov.), Jim Neal (US Sen.), and Trisha Cotham (NC House - 100)

Just how Trotsky would have voted.

 

[Tom]

I clearly know **** all, the highest i got was 52%, and that was for Clinton.

I'll stick to not knowing anything

 

[Daz]

Obama - 79%
Gravel - 75%
Clinton - 62.5%

suppose it got me right, Obama would be my choice.

 

[Bobby]

I was an Edwards voter, then a passive Obama voter, then a passive Hilary voter. Hilary lost me on the gas tax-free summer thing, and Obama's healthcare plan lost me. Edwards had what I wanted but I couldn't write him in (yes, I know he dropped out) and Gravel was still on there so I voted for him.

I like what Moore wants to do with Community College, yea, it's only Community College but the ability to go free may encourage people to stay in school.

Dalton does a lot of good things.

Neal is alright. Sadly he won't win because he's gay.

The guy running against Cotham is an asshole but other than that I don't really know anything about the two, in a toss up, being a feminist, I always side with the woman.