Who would you vote for in the 2008 election?

[vyo476]

Kucinich is just John Kerry on crack without money.

 

[heyjude]

I wouldn't willingly vote for any of those people. Not one of them is fit to be POTUS.

 

[Burning Giraffe]

On the poll I'd vote for Richardson, Giuliani, or Romney.

 

[ChairmanMeow]

I want Kucinich to win but unfortunately he won’t so I have to settle for Barack Obama.

 

[PLC1]

It's time to add this guy to the list, and maybe even put him at the top!

 

[Gulden]

Ron Paul

 

[Bunz]

At this point it is Joe Biden for me.

 

[I-AM-THAT-I-AM]

Ron Paul, Wasted vote I know, it is the principal that is judged.

 

[vyo476]

In the long run, the Republicans are hurting themselves with all this infighting. If they smear each other too much there'll be no one left who looks right for the Presidency by the time the nomination is dished out, and then they're out of luck.

I only caught a little of the debate the other night, but it looked like the Democrats were doing more to keep things light and were mostly attempting to avoid launching direct attacks against each other (except for Edwards' remarks toward Clinton). With the exception of Hillary Clinton, the Dems mostly look like they don't mind the idea of working together (think cabinet positions for those who don't get the nomination - Shaman's idea that Biden might be looking for that more than the actual presidential nomination might not be far off), whereas the Republicans are ripping each other apart.

I think they're hurting themselves a lot with that kind of thing. Anyone else?

 

[PLC1]

In the long run, the Republicans are hurting themselves with all this infighting. If they smear each other too much there'll be no one left who looks right for the Presidency by the time the nomination is dished out, and then they're out of luck.

I only caught a little of the debate the other night, but it looked like the Democrats were doing more to keep things light and were mostly attempting to avoid launching direct attacks against each other (except for Edwards' remarks toward Clinton). With the exception of Hillary Clinton, the Dems mostly look like they don't mind the idea of working together (think cabinet positions for those who don't get the nomination - Shaman's idea that Biden might be looking for that more than the actual presidential nomination might not be far off), whereas the Republicans are ripping each other apart.

I think they're hurting themselves a lot with that kind of thing. Anyone else?

I don't know. I think Bill Richardson's comment was apt.

 

[Dr House]

I am pissed beyond measure this poll does not include the only candidate that matters:

-Dr House

 

[PLC1]

I am pissed beyond measure this poll does not include the only candidate that matters:

-Dr House

Don't forget about Bob Barr.

http://www.bobbarr2008.com/?gclid=CJ6myZX7pJMCFRqiQQodX1EMoQ

 

[Dr House]

That rightist big government asshole? I don't believe that joker for a second. He's gonna have to prove he's really changed.

-Dr House

 

[PLC1]

That rightist big government asshole? I don't believe that joker for a second. He's gonna have to prove he's really changed.

-Dr House

You mean to say that the Libertarians have gone statist along with the Democrats and Republicans? I don't really know the candidate, just looked to see who the Libertarians were likely to run.

 

[Dr House]

You mean to say that the Libertarians have gone statist along with the Democrats and Republicans?

Not at all, I'm just talking about the man. I find it very difficult to believe he made a 180* turn overnight. He's gonna have to prove it.

-Dr House