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I thought this would be an interesting set of polls. Basically, we'll start by voting for a democratic candidate, and see if we're right come the DNC. After that, we'll do one with the actual candidate vs. Bush - and then, as election day approaches, we'll have one more including any third party candidates which surface.
Nice idea Doom, vote Dean.
Going by what I know, it's a toss-up of Dean and Kerry. But I'll go with Dean. My mom and sis like him alot. *vote*
Where's Lyndon Larouche? fascists...
good idea Doomy. I figure you can guess where my vote went.
...But there's no votes for Al Sharpton? I don't get it.
You should make it painfully clear, too, that while voting in a poll like this is all well and good, it's not going to do a damn shred of difference if we don't go out and vote in reality. The only way things are going to change is if we help it on its way.
I was seriously going to vote for Al Sharpton just so he'd have one.
I'm going to have to respectfully abstain from voting though.
Now you see, if more of the young people voted, Dean would win more primaries.
*votes Dean*
....I'm voting. *nod*Quote:
Originally posted by CloudDragon
Now you see, if more of the young people voted, Dean would win more primaries.
My "secret" vote has been cast.
Wesley Clark. He may be a bit too centrist for most, but he's fine for me. He'd make a great president, and if he doesn't get the nomination, he'd make a very good running mate for whoever wins (Kerry/Clark might have the best chance of beating Bush/Cheney on Election Day...)
Liebermann!
Kucinich.
Word. Kucinich will stop the drug war.Quote:
Originally posted by goyabean
Kucinich.
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Based on what I know, Dean.
Kerry's probably going to win though.
But then again, they were saying a few weeks ago thatQuote:
Originally posted by The Man
Based on what I know, Dean.
Kerry's probably going to win though.
Dean was untouchable.
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I'm republican so I'm voting Bush. Dean was a good govenor here but, I dont think he'll be a good president.