How will you vote in the next big election?

Question

I know I'm probably going to be voting grudgingly w/ the two cruddy parties we have running the country currently.

Answer 1

I feel your pain

I probably will vote Dem as usual

*oh* did I say that outloud..ooops I must be going to hell...

Answer 2

"Not Democrat/Liberal that's for sure. We don't need those liars running our country." - We don't? Then how do you explain the current administration? I guess Republican lies are OK?

"Most likely for the good Republicans that love America." I know there are some good Republicans out there. Too bad none of them are in politics.

I will vote for the person most closely aligned with my beliefs. I believe that overturning Roe v. Wade is narrow minded and ineffective because it refuses to address the root of the problem: unwanted pregnancy. The candidate with the approach that looks at addressing that will get my vote.

I believe we need a leader with strong diplomacy skills - something Bush is horribly lacking.

I will vote for the candidate who understand real educational reform does not mean throwing more tests at kids.

I will vote for the candidate who will strengthen health care opportunities for our nation's children and the disabled, and who will respect the IDEA laws.

I will vote for the candidate who will work toward eliminating poverty in our country.

I will vote for the candidate who understands that our constitution is a sacred document designed to protect our freedoms, not take them away.

I will vote for the candidate who is not hellbent on forcing me to live my life according to their interpretation of the bible.

I don't know who that is, but I'm quite certain no Republican is going to meet these requirements.

Answer 3

certain. If Ron Paul were an option i'd vote for him even if it appears that evidently like Newt the extremely Corrupt and Mitt the Moron are both likely to win the republican votes. i like President Obama, and his plan is sound for a 2 time period element. i will take a impartial achievable useful for the united states of a over a diverse adverse any day.

Answer 4

I will probably vote Democratic, but that depends on who they nominate. There are a few good republicans I could vote for, but I don't see 'em running, yet. Guess that means ... I have no idea, ask again in July of 2008.

Answer 5

As a registered Republican, I am dismayed (and a little bit shocked) to admit that I plan to vote Democratic all up and down the ticket in November. The turncoats in my party have betrayed Republican principles and have ruined government at the national, state, and local levels.

Answer 6

my first time vote went to bush. not because he was republican. im neither republican or democratic. i agree and disagree with both parties.

right now i am not happy with bush. i was hoping he would bring our country into better times. this war seems to be more personal and of coarse political.

i don't know if i will be voting in the next election. my faith in the politicians that represent the people is plummeting fast. i know that no one is perfect, but they can live up to their promises at least.

Answer 7

The most important thing to me is a candidate that respects human life, and so I will only vote for Pro-Life candidates. Bush got my vote, and hopefully we can have another Christian and moral person on the ballot.

Answer 8

As an independent I will wait to see who will be running.If I had to vote now it would be for Bill Richardson, the Gov. of New Mexico. I think he would be a good healer for the nation.

Answer 9

Definitely not for a nutjob liberal UN queenie that wants to appease and be a total sellout like Kerry.

Most likely for the good Republicans that love America.

Answer 10

I will vote Republican, seeing as the Republican party, while not matching all my views, are closer to them then are the Democrats.