(Candidates) Who Interests you the most?
(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: 100%
Yes you can vote for several
I was wondering about the tastebuds of the fst members.
Sorry if i missed someone out just mention name - 12 max on polls
I got my list from here. http://projects.washingtonpost.com/2...al-candidates/
and why does it say under Obamas Hometown: Jakarta, Indonesia; Honolulu, Hawaii?
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Posted by: cullen7282
Am I the only one who voted or do more members actually like Dennis Kucinich? So far he had 100
Posted by: lynx
I think you'll find he had 100%
Or maybe 100% had him, who knows? :idunno:
Posted by: Eytan
Giuliani for president!!!
Posted by: Squeamous
I'd vote for the black one.
Posted by: manicgeek
None of them look anything like my future. Where's the "None of the above" option ?
Posted by: Skizo
Read the poll. It isn't about who you're going to vote for or would vote for, but who interests you the most.
I voted "other". Fred Thompson is the candidate that I'm leaning towards at the moment, though I haven't heard much from him. He stated earlier that he wouldn't push hard in his candidacy until the election was a year off, so that's where the interest comes from.
What little I've heard from him, I've liked though.
Posted by: Spartan04
I like to think of it as voting for the person I hate the least.
Posted by: manicgeek
Read the poll. It isn't about who you're going to vote for or would vote for, but who interests you the most.
I voted "other". Fred Thompson is the candidate that I'm leaning towards at the moment, though I haven't heard much from him. He stated earlier that he wouldn't push hard in his candidacy until the election was a year off, so that's where the interest comes from.
What little I've heard from him, I've liked though.
As I said before where's the "None of the above" option ?
Posted by: S!X
As I said before where's the "None of the above" option ?
I was actually just about to say none :lol:
Posted by: 100%
I thought web people hated gulliani for his 911 mascotism.
Posted by: WarrenBuffet
Vote Rudy!
Posted by: kelly338825
Well, I live in NYC and I really like Guiliani. I would however love to see a female president, so would definitely vote for Hilary Clinton.
Posted by: WarrenBuffet
AHH U LIKE A FEMALE PRES?? there can't br any Bias in that!!! seeing that your a women!!! You just said you like Rudy, but you would go for Clinton cause shes a women. I thought to you people "it doesn't matter if he/shes black/white"
Posted by: benchez
There is an 'other' option u can choose.........
Posted by: SgtMajor
I vote for other, zaa730 seems a good candidate, or is that candy date?
Posted by: dave12
Hillary she got good chances
Posted by: WarrenBuffet
Tahnks SGTmajor, I think we got a campaign on our hands :)
Posted by: Grind$oFine
I'm either voting for Hilary or Obama, I'm actually completely torn, which is strange because usually I dislike all the candidates...
Posted by: Biggles
So Paris Hilton - is she standing or not?
:whistling
Posted by: j2k4
So Paris Hilton - is she standing or not?
:whistling
Yes, she is...as the vice (no principles)-candidate. :whistling
Posted by: 100%
For those of you who are indecisive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juVfUxKsQ74
source : http://www.krunglevicius.com/art.html
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Posted by: Biggles
For those of you who are indecisive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juVfUxKsQ74
Now I am just not sure
Posted by: j2k4
For those of you who are indecisive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juVfUxKsQ74
Now I am just not sure
Me, too, either. :whistling
Posted by: 100%
It seems that Stephen Colbert has joined the race.
http://www.mediainfo.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003659135
Posted by: Everose
I took a test to see who represented my views the best.
It said Dennis K. does.
http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460
So I guess now I am interested in knowing more about him. Sort of.
Posted by: Alien5
my vote would be for that terminator guy
Posted by: psxcite
I met Fred Thompson at BB King's Club on Beale St. in Memphis years ago. Very down to earth and personable guy. Nothing like you would expect. Drinking beer and at the time, just hanging with his publicist.
I mentioned how I really liked the movie "Feds" where he played the senior instructor at the FBI academy. He recalled how Rebbeca Demornae (sic) was such a bitch on the set.
:D
Anyway, I will support him in the race. And not just because I live in Tennessee. I think he would make an excellent President. And I actually consider myself a liberal.
Posted by: LaPistola
stephen colbert of course :P Just like that movie with Robin Williams, I forget what the name was though...
Well folks. It happened. Stephen Colbert finally took the plunge. Last night he announced that he is running for President of the United States of America both as a Democrat and a Republican in his home state of South Carolina.
We did it!!!!!!!!!!!
All of our petitioning and polling paid off. Now get out there and vote for Stephen Colbert!
http://www.stephencolbert08.com/
Posted by: jrzy
Though I believe that Hillary Clinton is the obvious front runner, I am interested in Bill Richardson. He is a governor but my impression is that he doesn't have that overly seasoned politician rhetoric that Hillary Clinton so graciously demonstrates.
Posted by: DooMeD68
arnie for sure and none of the above !!
Posted by: zema
i think we are f@ck$d!
Posted by: snowultra
wow, so far hilary is in the lead with votes.
Posted by: kazaaman
Ron Paul, b/c he is the most honest politician I've seen so far in this campaign. Just look at some of his YouTube debates.
Posted by: Cheeseman1208
Ron Paul as well. He has a plan for this country, which is something the other candidates don't have.
Barack Obama would be my mainstream pick, just because he isn't Hillary.
Posted by: Magnum
Hillary Clinton!!
Posted by: GepperRankins
i wanna change from kucinich to gravel, plz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEW5nPMlqIg
Posted by: Demigod
Ron Paul for me as well.
Just take a look at this open letter:
http://stealthfiction.com/please-ignore-ron-paul/
It's beautifully written and just shows how messed up our bureaucracy is currently.
Posted by: 99shassan
hilary clinton more than ron paul? on the internets???
Posted by: j2k4
This thread has really regressed/degenerated. :whistling
Posted by: JROQuinn
do a lil youtube searching on Ron Paul, and the last thing in this world we need is a woman president. I just believe women should be in such power, theyre react more on emotions than logic. Not that its a bad thing but thats just my opinion. Oh thats not the only reason I dont want her in either. But just hurry and get Bush outta there and bring our troops home!
Posted by: j2k4
do a lil youtube searching on Ron Paul, and the last thing in this world we need is a woman president. I just believe women should be in such power, theyre react more on emotions than logic. Not that its a bad thing but thats just my opinion. Oh thats not the only reason I dont want her in either. But just hurry and get Bush outta there and bring our troops home!
A president should never react on emotion over logic.
Women are certainly capable of using logic, and men are subject to their emotions perhaps too often; Hillary's motivations are based on her overweening self-respect/esteem, which indicates she does not cogitate logically.
The fact she is arguably female has nothing to do with the matter, however. :whistling
Posted by: hippychick
My vote is with Ron Paul.
His is honest and doesn't falter when he thinks it will get him more votes. He stays genuine.
He is the only candidate that wants to bring the troops home and get the constitution back to the way it should be.
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/
He is not backed by corporate America and the media like the rest of the candidates. but by the people. He IS NOT plastic!
He has a strong support groups who are even renting a Blimp to spread the Ron Paul and Liberty message.
They are having another money bomb on the anniversary of the Boston Tea Party.
http://www.teaparty07.com/
http://www.ronpaulblimp.com/
VOTE RON PAUL
Posted by: Ac3Dunk
The one how has more media attention he/she will be the next president.
Posted by: BurntBlue
this isn't for who I'd vote for, but Dennis Kucinich is most interesting to me. He looks like he could be a Jockey, but where is his horsey?
Posted by: bigboab
this isn't for who I'd vote for, but Dennis Kucinich is most interesting to me. He looks like he could be a Jockey, but where is his horsey?
The incumbent is a nightmare.:cry:
Posted by: BurntBlue
I'm not a democrat, nor rep,..but what happened to Mike Gravel? I watched the democratic debate on pbs a little while ago and he was awesome!! He was sittin' people the funk down! loved it...too bad we have to choose between the lesser of two evils,...bah!!!
Posted by: 100%
What is the date, of the vote for the new usa president?
When is all this over?
Posted by: contravene
I'm not a democrat, nor rep,..but what happened to Mike Gravel? I watched the democratic debate on pbs a little while ago and he was awesome!! He was sittin' people the funk down! loved it...too bad we have to choose between the lesser of two evils,...bah!!!
He's been forced out of pretty much all the debates during the past few months. Same with Kucinich, and to a lesser extent Paul.
Posted by: orcutt989
If you are a liberal, and wondering what you are going to do now since Kucinich is gone. You should try checking out Mike Gravel. You know how the Vietnam war was stopped? It was Mike Gravel! He released the Pentagon papers to the public! (Alliteration at it's finest). He is against the death penalty, pro abortion rights, against the no child left behind act, for embryonic stem cell research, for assault weapons ban, against the patriot act, against torture, against border fence, for net neutrality, against iran sanctions/war, against iraq war, for withdrawal, for minimum wage increase, for same sex marriage and civil union, and also for universal healthcare. Eat it!
Posted by: mollusk
I really wish Gravel had more exposure. He was my favorite candidate since the beginning. The media rarely even mentioned the man, so he doesn't stand a chance.
I'm voting for the lesser of two evils in this election. For now I am supporting Obama, but if Hillary wins the nomination I'd vote for her. The idea of McCain becoming president scares me shitless.
Posted by: orcutt989
I am with you on that one minus the Hillary Clinton part. She would be a "great" symbol for woman's success. The steps are as follows, marry well, put up with whatever shit your husband creates, then ride his coattails to success while having him practically do your entire campaign.
Posted by: ilovednb
Obama!
Clinton just isn't the type I wanna see in the white house, she is more the bitchy woman according to me, 'the one who always needs to be right' :P
Posted by: saqib
Mike Huckabee
Posted by: (I)
Obama & Clinton
Posted by: Disme
Obama is my fav. I think he can give the USA a positive ib-njection after the disaster Bush made of it.
Posted by: saqib
Obama is my fav. I think he can give the USA a positive ib-njection after the disaster Bush made of it.
i dont think he z right for the WORLD :noes:
Posted by: Septimus
None of them
Posted by: Ri0T
I'm in favor of either Obama and Clinton. I'm fond of Clinton's policies but Obama is very charismatic and auspicious. I guess it's alright as long as they're democratic.
Posted by: j2k4
I'm in favor of either Obama and Clinton. I guess it's alright as long as they're democratic.
Democratic?
What has that got to do with anything?
Posted by: ligerpt
I'm not american but I would vote in Obama for sure.
Posted by: 100%
seems like webworld is pro obama
i hesitate to imagine what the real world wants.
Posted by: j2k4
seems like webworld is pro obama
i hesitate to imagine what the real world wants.
Obama is naught but a filter/interpreter/mouthpiece for the liberal interests who are running him.
If you pay attention to the balky manner his "policy" positions/stances present and morph (depending on which way the wind is blowing; Israel is a good recent example), you can see precisely how this is happening.
It won't matter that, come debate time, he's left a trail of swerves, flip-flops, and other commitment-free blather, because McCain won't call him on any of it for fear of "picking on the the black guy".
As to "what the real world wants" God help us; neither of who we laughingly refer to as candidates have a fucking clue as to what we need or want in a President.
The only criteria left to hang one's hat on are the V.P. picks; McCain doesn't know his ass from his elbow, and Obama's people are talking up Joe Biden.
Un-fucking-believable. :dry:
Posted by: respawn40
seems like webworld is pro obama
i hesitate to imagine what the real world wants.
I've also noticed that the Net is generally pro-Obama. I don't see why though. The man changes stances left and right. All he Obama is is a bundle of feel-good talk. And his supporters all say "he gives me Hope". Well WTF does hope have to do with who would make a good leader for the country. They're acting as if the US is a hellhole. When he has to talk about facts, he stumbles, a lot. I've heard many people on the Net say that they are going to vote for Obama because of Net Neutrality. Well, I can tell you that Net Neutrality is sooooooo far down his list. You'd be lucky for him to do anything in his term. It's all about energy and the war.
Not to mention he's a JUNIOR senator. He's been in the Senate for what, THREE years, two of which he's be campaigning, and he wants to lead the country? WTF? He's not a leader, he's just a great orator.
So yeah, you can probably tell that I'm a war-mongering Neocon >.>
Posted by: bigboab
We in Ireland, we can’t figure out why people are even bothering to hold an election in the United States.
On one side, you have a female pants-wearing lawyer, married to a lawyer who can’t keep his pants on, who just lost a long and heated primary against a lawyer who goes to the wrong church who is married to yet another lawyer who doesn’t even like the country her husband wants to run.
Now… On the other side, you have a nice old war hero whose name starts with the appropriate Mc terminology, married to a good looking younger woman who owns a beer distributorship.
What in Lord’s name are ye lads thinking over there in the colonies?;)
Posted by: j2k4
We in Ireland, we can’t figure out why people are even bothering to hold an election in the United States.
On one side, you have a female pants-wearing lawyer, married to a lawyer who can’t keep his pants on, who just lost a long and heated primary against a lawyer who goes to the wrong church who is married to yet another lawyer who doesn’t even like the country her husband wants to run.
Now… On the other side, you have a nice old war hero whose name starts with the appropriate Mc terminology, married to a good looking younger woman who owns a beer distributorship.
What in Lord’s name are ye lads thinking over there in the colonies?;)
One of the baser reasonings for voting correctly, but. :whistling
Posted by: Hairbautt
We in Ireland, we can’t figure out why people are even bothering to hold an election in the United States.
On one side, you have a female pants-wearing lawyer, married to a lawyer who can’t keep his pants on, who just lost a long and heated primary against a lawyer who goes to the wrong church who is married to yet another lawyer who doesn’t even like the country her husband wants to run.
Now… On the other side, you have a nice old war hero whose name starts with the appropriate Mc terminology, married to a good looking younger woman who owns a beer distributorship.
What in Lord’s name are ye lads thinking over there in the colonies?;):glag:
I've properly selected the candidates that interested me the most. Tho' this thread is a bit old (some of the candidates dropped off).
I've been leaning more towards Obama lately. McCain seems exactly like Bush and things arn't that great today. I think this is why Obama is running on the word 'change.' I loved Hillary, btw. I really truly believed she was going to be the most progressive candidate.
:unsure: I dunno anymore. Seriously. It's hard to find good information and for all the fuckwits who want to talk politics, I swear, revert to misinformation to gain whatever upper hand they may see in holding a conversation. I'm even ashamed of some of my family members.
Posted by: tryambaka
I loved to see Obama in afghanistan.. Barack Obama will certainly win the white house..