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 Which candidate do you support?
Which candidate do you support?
Take this quick quiz to get an idea of who you support, or if you know already know, test the quiz for accuracy, It got mine right picked by unzercharlie 10 months ago
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 mahler87
10 months ago
Mike Gravel again with 94% similarity!

I <3 Mike Gravel
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 Mershaul...
10 months ago
Dennis Kucinich shares a 100% similarity with your beliefs.
I got Kucinich as usual.
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 Rowangre...
10 months ago
Mike Gravel 91%
Dennis Kucinich 91%
John Edwards 80%
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 unzercha...
10 months ago
I got:

Obama
Hillary
and Gravel
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 alton
10 months ago
Dennis Kucinich 90%
Mike Gravel 88%
Barack Obama 83%
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 ReBoot
10 months ago
Fred Thompson 80%
Duncan Hunter 77% -- Who the hell is Duncan Hunter?
Ron Paul 69%

I think this is a very good thing. Too many people practice "straight party voting" (otherwise known as "herd mentality"). This is the better way; first decide what you believe, then find the candidate that best represents those beliefs.

Right on, Unzer.
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 fugazi
10 months ago
gravel, kucinich, Obama, Clinton, Edwards...

Not bad, but I am mostly an Edwards-supporter...I think he has more character than Clinton and Obama, each of whom I believe has a lot more 'slick compromise' to them...I think Edwards has more integrity, i like his JimmyCarter-ness, and I believe he acts out of principle and then expediency, rather than the other way around.

also, i believe there is likely a very good reason why ABCNNBCBSFOX center their attention on Clinton and Obama, rather than Edwards...and I do not think that it is viability...

On another note...most of us seem to be more attuned to Gravel and Kucinich...what is the common denominator...is it....the ganja???? hmmm??? It seemed to be the sole reason why Edwards was 5th, rather than...*cough*...higher.
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 unzercha...
10 months ago
« fugazi : On another note...most of us seem to be more attuned to Gravel and Kucinich...what is the common denominator...is it....the ganja???? hmmm??? It seemed to be the sole reason why Edwards was 5th, rather than...*cough*...higher.
I don't smoke "ganja" but I still supported Gravel when I thought he stood a chance, there's a lot more to him than that.
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 imnotyoo
10 months ago
Dennis Kucinich shares a 89% similarity with my beliefs.

We should totally be able to vote for the President via text messages.
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 gammerus
10 months ago
No matter what test I take I always get the same results.
1)Ron Paul 82%
2)Dennis Kucinich 63%
3)Mike Gravel 59%
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 bunnysut...
10 months ago
Who's ron paul?

I was actually sort of surprised

I was tied equally with Paul/Huckabee/McCain

hrm.
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 fugazi
10 months ago
« unzercharlie : I don't smoke "ganja" but I still supported Gravel when I thought he stood a chance, there's a lot more to him than that.
it was a toke...i mean a joke, man...sorry...

As for Paul...I really love a lot about him, though as a historian I would be remiss if I didn't point out the brutality of late 19th-early 20th century economic policy...The 1930s depression would not have been so bad if not for Hoover's reliance on the old way of thinking...thank god for FDR...

But Paul's stances on abortion (i don't mind the state choice thing, just the possible federal prohibition) generally kills it for me...

ON the other hand, however, Presidents rarely make the decisions about or on policy that they claim they will or do...We would do well to focus on the Congress and the Judicial branch a little more, rather than the slap-fest b***h-fight that is the Presidential race...
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 gammerus
10 months ago
« fugazi : it was a toke...i mean a joke, man...sorry...

As for Paul...I really love a lot about him, though as a historian I would be remiss if I didn't point out the brutality of late 19th-early 20th century economic policy...The 1930s depression would not have been so bad if not for Hoover's reliance on the old way of thinking...thank god for FDR...

But Paul's stances on abortion (i don't mind the state choice thing, just the possible federal prohibition) generally kills it for me...
When it comes to choosing a president you also have to consider their limitations. Most of the things I don't like about Paul don't bother me because I know they will never happen if he becomes president since he doesn't have the power to change a lot of the things that he would like to.
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 SOFSR
10 months ago
Kucinich=89%
Gravel=88%
Edwards=81%

If it wasn't for the fact that he has no chance in hell of winning, I'd totaly vote for Kucinich. I'd rather have someone who believes in UFO's than someone who believe's their god should run the government.
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 ZebraHDH
10 months ago
As always: (the Ross Perot factor)
Dennis Kucinich shares a 91% similarity with your beliefs


In other news:
Rudy Giuliani shares a 34% similarity with your beliefs
Which means he is lying to get my vote.
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 thebluef...
10 months ago
Obama 90%
Clinton
Edwards
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