Online Test: Which candidate Should You Vote For?

[asroc]

http://www.selectsmart.com/president/2008.html

I'm doing it now so we'll see how accurate it is.

[asroc]

LOL

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Dennis Kucinich (70%) Information link
3. Barack Obama (61%) Information link
4. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (61%) Information link
5. Joseph Biden (60%) Information link
6. Al Gore (not announced) (59%) Information link
7. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (58%) Information link
8. Hillary Clinton (58%) Information link
9. John Edwards (57%) Information link
10. Bill Richardson (53%) Information link
11. Ron Paul (52%) Information link
12. Christopher Dodd (52%) Information link
13. Mike Gravel (52%) Information link
14. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (43%) Information link
15. Elaine Brown (34%) Information link
16. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (34%) Information link
17. Mike Huckabee (29%) Information link
18. John McCain (25%) Information link
19. Tom Tancredo (24%) Information link
20. Chuck Hagel (not running) (22%) Information link
21. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn) (22%) Information link
22. Rudolph Giuliani (22%) Information link
23. Duncan Hunter (20%) Information link
24. Newt Gingrich (not announced) (19%) Information link
25. Mitt Romney (18%) Information link
26. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (18%) Information link
27. Sam Brownback (16%) Information link
28. Fred Thompson (14%) Information link

I'm quite the filthy treasonous liberal it seems

[Frankg]

Which candidate Should You Vote For?
GEORGE W BUSH !!!!

[asroc]

I didn't realize he was running in 2008

[Bill]

LOL I'm quite the filthy treasonous liberal it seems

Congrats

That means you care about this country and it's freedom.

Unlike the corporatists and the cryptofascists.

[Bobs.Lil.Girl]

LOL

I'm quite the filthy treasonous liberal it seems

OH! :disbelief: I guess I am too.



Your Results:

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Barack Obama (74%) Information link
3. Al Gore (not announced) (71%) Information link
4. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (67%) Information link
5. John Edwards (65%) Information link
6. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (65%) Information link
7. Christopher Dodd (61%) Information link
8. Dennis Kucinich (61%) Information link
9. Joseph Biden (60%) Information link
10. Hillary Clinton (57%) Information link
11. Ron Paul (53%) Information link
12. Bill Richardson (49%) Information link
13. Mike Gravel (49%) Information link
14. John McCain (45%) Information link
15. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (45%) Information link
16. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (35%) Information link
17. Mike Huckabee (32%) Information link
18. Chuck Hagel (not running) (30%) Information link
19. Rudolph Giuliani (30%) Information link
20. Fred Thompson (26%) Information link
21. Mitt Romney (24%) Information link
22. Elaine Brown (22%) Information link
23. Sam Brownback (22%) Information link
24. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn) (21%) Information link
25. Tom Tancredo (20%) Information link
26. Newt Gingrich (not announced) (19%) Information link
27. Duncan Hunter (17%) Information link
28. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (15%) Information link

[Marlboro]

GEORGE W BUSH !!!!

Frank, He can't run again.....:lmao2:

[disrupter]

After Bush attacks Iran,
& the revolution starts, he will declare marshal law & have himself declared dictator for life.

Obama hasn't even bothered to establish some meat & potatoes polices.
sorry, pleasant personalities that don't have the cajones to express or don't even have opinions or ideas ain't possibly getting my vote, not until he shows substance.

[Bill]

Frank, He can't run again.....:lmao2:

If he declared martial law he could.

All it would take would be a bomb.

[Bobs.Lil.Girl]

If he declared martial law he could.

All it would take would be a bomb.

Somehow it would not surprise me in the least if that happens.

:banghead:

[disrupter]

Americans are too complacent for a revolution, Bush will just leisurely declare marshal law & americans will change to a different channel.

He doesn't even have to bomb Iran, except that Cheney has a hard on about it.

I think it is time to disband the USA.
It has served its purpose & now it is a worn out idea,
worn out faster by rotten, filthy corrupt people in Washington & Wall Street.

[Frankg]

If he declared martial law he could.

All it would take would be a bomb.

Which is why increased terrorist surveillance, less restrictions on wire-tapping, and yes , torture to acquire terrorist information are the tools we need to prevent this from happenig

[Bill]

yes , torture to acquire terrorist information are the tools we need to prevent this from happenig

I had you pegged as a torture guy Frank.

I can just see you putting the pliers to some screaming muslim lady.

Or even better, to her child in front of her. She'll name names then.

The School of the Americas has nothing to teach you, I'll betcha.

[LadyMod at scam.com]

I had you pegged as a torture guy Frank.

I can just see you putting the pliers to some screaming muslim lady.

Or starting rape discussions and then giving very graphic suggestions how he would do it.


Ya, he could teach them soldiers a few things at Gitmo.

[Bill]

Or starting rape discussions and then giving very graphic suggestions how he would do it.



Well, that seems a little harsh, but you know him better than I do.

I was trying to make the point that it's easier to say yes to torture when you don't have to think about the actual doing.

And the ways it's done.

Our country has covertly taught and supported and probably done torture for many years - and that's where it should stay, covert, illegal.

To embrace torture is to embrace the screaming.

[radioguy]

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Tom Tancredo (84%) Information link
3. Duncan Hunter (76%) Information link
4. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (72%) Information link
5. John McCain (71%) Information link
6. Mitt Romney (68%) Information link
7. Fred Thompson (68%) Information link
8. Rudolph Giuliani (67%) Information link
9. Sam Brownback (63%) Information link
10. Newt Gingrich (not announced) (63%) Information link
11. Chuck Hagel (not running) (58%) Information link
12. Ron Paul (58%) Information link
13. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (48%) Information link
14. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn) (47%) Information link
15. Mike Huckabee (40%) Information link
16. John Edwards (34%) Information link
17. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (33%) Information link
18. Christopher Dodd (31%) Information link
19. Hillary Clinton (30%) Information link
20. Bill Richardson (29%) Information link
21. Al Gore (not announced) (28%) Information link
22. Joseph Biden (27%) Information link
23. Barack Obama (22%) Information link
24. Mike Gravel (22%) Information link
25. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (18%) Information link
26. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (16%) Information link
27. Dennis Kucinich (12%) Information link
28. Elaine Brown (4%) Information link

[radioguy]

Or starting rape discussions and then giving very graphic suggestions how he would do it.


Ya, he could teach them soldiers a few things at Gitmo.

Fuck off!!!

You wanna now start blaming Frank for your demented groupies... Why don't you go ban some more conservatives at you magic kingdom of liberal racists.

[Jesse Hemingway]

A lot of bull shit but I played

. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Dennis Kucinich (83%) Information link
3. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (77%) Information link
4. Barack Obama (77%) Information link
5. Christopher Dodd (77%) Information link
6. John Edwards (76%) Information link
7. Joseph Biden (71%) Information link
8. Mike Gravel (71%) Information link
9. Hillary Clinton (68%) Information link :lmao2:
10. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (67%) Information link
11. Bill Richardson (67%) Information link
12. Al Gore (not announced) (66%) Information link
13. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (60%) Information link
14. Ron Paul (55%) Information link
15. Elaine Brown (41%) Information link
16. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (41%) Information link
17. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn) (29%) Information link
18. Tom Tancredo (27%) Information link
19. John McCain (26%) Information link
20. Mike Huckabee (26%) Information link
21. Mitt Romney (24%) Information link
22. Rudolph Giuliani (22%) Information link
23. Duncan Hunter (17%) Information link :lmao2:
24. Chuck Hagel (not running) (13%) Information link
25. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (13%) Information link
26. Newt Gingrich (not announced) (12%) Information link :lmao2:
27. Fred Thompson (12%) Information link :lmao2:
28. Sam Brownback (9%) Information link

[Bill]

> 3. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (77%) Information link

The greens aren't running?

probably nice of them.

Being a lover of nature, I'd like to see the greens have a stronger voice in the future.

[asroc]

Yeah to be honest I actually hate all the candidates. All the dems flipped on Iraq in the past week.

[radioguy]

Yeah to be honest I actually hate all the candidates. All the dems flipped on Iraq in the past week.

They are as phony as it gets. To know the democrats positions, all you have to do is look at the polls. When they change, so do the democrats. The recent polls showed that Americans believed what Patraeus said to congress and trusted his judgment on how to handle the war, so does it really surprise you Ian, that the democrats again flip flopped? The "Pull-out" plan was never a realistic option in the first place, just as myself and everyone on the conservative side of the fence has been saying since the democrats first suggested it.

Whether you are a conservative or a liberal, you have to admit that the republican candidates have stuck to their beliefs and held steady with their platform, without any regard to what the opinion polls have said. In my book, it's a huge plus to be able to believe what a candidate says and not have to worry about them flip flopping every time the wind changes direction.

[Linkster]

All of the candidates have flipped something or the other when it comes to their "stances" - rep and dems - its too bad we cant get someone to show up that wont do that so that we know they wont do the same thing in office

[Bobs.Lil.Girl]

All of the candidates have flipped something or the other when it comes to their "stances" - rep and dems - its too bad we cant get someone to show up that wont do that so that we know they wont do the same thing in office


As far as I know. Ron Paul has had the same stance from the beginning.

[disrupter]

One does have to admire Ron Paul's consistency.

I will guess Kuncinich has kept his positions mostly the same as well.

[Smurf-Herder]

Here are my results:

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Duncan Hunter (80%) Information link
3. Tom Tancredo (75%) Information link
4. John McCain (66%) Information link
5. Mitt Romney (66%) Information link
6. Sam Brownback (65%) Information link
7. Chuck Hagel (not running) (61%) Information link
8. Fred Thompson (61%) Information link
9. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (55%) Information link
10. Rudolph Giuliani (54%) Information link
11. Newt Gingrich (not announced) (54%) Information link
12. Ron Paul (51%) Information link
13. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (49%) Information link
14. Mike Huckabee (45%) Information link
15. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn) (42%) Information link
16. John Edwards (37%) Information link
17. Mike Gravel (35%) Information link
18. Hillary Clinton (33%) Information link
19. Joseph Biden (32%) Information link
20. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (32%) Information link
21. Christopher Dodd (31%) Information link
22. Al Gore (not announced) (28%) Information link
23. Bill Richardson (27%) Information link
24. Barack Obama (26%) Information link
25. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (22%) Information link
26. Dennis Kucinich (22%) Information link
27. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (21%) Information link
28. Elaine Brown (9%) Information link

It's pretty accurate. I was thinking Hunter has the best ideas, although he's not considered in the top tier.

[Independent Harry]

mine was right on the mark...except I have no idea who Kent McManigal is, some wierdo, but Ron Paul is my choice and it was only 1% point off.

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (60%) Information link
3. Ron Paul (59%) Information link
4. Dennis Kucinich (50%) Information link
5. Tom Tancredo (47%) Information link
6. Mike Gravel (46%) Information link
7. Barack Obama (44%) Information link
8. Mitt Romney (43%) Information link
9. John McCain (42%) Information link
10. Christopher Dodd (41%) Information link
11. Chuck Hagel (not running) (41%) Information link
12. Duncan Hunter (41%) Information link
13. Joseph Biden (41%) Information link
14. Bill Richardson (40%) Information link
15. Hillary Clinton (39%) Information link
16. Al Gore (not announced) (38%) Information link
17. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (38%) Information link
18. John Edwards (38%) Information link
19. Newt Gingrich (not announced) (37%) Information link
20. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (37%) Information link
21. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (32%) Information link
22. Rudolph Giuliani (32%) Information link
23. Fred Thompson (32%) Information link
24. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (31%) Information link
25. Sam Brownback (31%) Information link
26. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn) (25%) Information link
27. Mike Huckabee (23%) Information link
28. Elaine Brown (15%) Information link

[Independent Harry]

They are as phony as it gets. To know the democrats positions, all you have to do is look at the polls. When they change, so do the democrats. The recent polls showed that Americans believed what Patraeus said to congress and trusted his judgment on how to handle the war, so does it really surprise you Ian, that the democrats again flip flopped? The "Pull-out" plan was never a realistic option in the first place, just as myself and everyone on the conservative side of the fence has been saying since the democrats first suggested it.

Whether you are a conservative or a liberal, you have to admit that the republican candidates have stuck to their beliefs and held steady with their platform, without any regard to what the opinion polls have said. In my book, it's a huge plus to be able to believe what a candidate says and not have to worry about them flip flopping every time the wind changes direction.

Republicans, we're against, the war, now we're for the war, I remember the repubs were talking about timeline for withdrawal not so long ago too. Sometimes I think you are a computer program created by the GOP...

[Independent Harry]

Yeah to be honest I actually hate all the candidates. All the dems flipped on Iraq in the past week.

vote for Ron Paul then, he hasn't flipped once...on aything, well one thing, he changed his mind on captial punishment...nothing else I promise :O

[Jennifer]

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Alan Keyes (63%) Information link
3. Mitt Romney (60%) Information link
4. John McCain (59%) Information link
5. Tom Tancredo (57%) Information link
6. Duncan Hunter (56%) Information link
7. Chuck Hagel (not running) (53%) Information link
8. Sam Brownback (51%) Information link
9. Ron Paul (50%) Information link
10. Fred Thompson (50%) Information link
11. Newt Gingrich (says he will not run) (49%) Information link
12. Rudolph Giuliani (47%) Information link
13. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (46%) Information link
14. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (44%) Information link
15. Christopher Dodd (42%) Information link
16. Mike Huckabee (40%) Information link
17. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn) (38%) Information link
18. John Edwards (36%) Information link
19. Barack Obama (35%) Information link
20. Al Gore (not announced) (33%) Information link
21. Mike Gravel (31%) Information link
22. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (31%) Information link
23. Joseph Biden (30%) Information link
24. Hillary Clinton (29%) Information link
25. Dennis Kucinich (29%) Information link
26. Bill Richardson (28%) Information link
27. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (28%) Information link
28. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (27%) Information link
29. Elaine Brown (14%) Information link


Surprised Hillary Clinton ranked so high, as did John McCain.