Who gets your vote for President in 2008?

Question

and why?

Answer 1

al gore. because he's the best person for the job, and i can't think of anyone more capable to clean up bush's mess.

if gore runs, he has my vote.

Answer 2

Tom Tancredo
Supports current Administration plan.
Believes wars in Afghanistan and Iraq will start to bring stability to the region as democracy sets in. Wants more done to stop human rights violations in Africa and China.
Believes border security is key. Wants better coordination between local, state and federal responders.
Opposes amnesty for illegals, supports tighter laws that would restrict illegals from getting jobs, and supports lowering the number of legal immigrants allowed each year.
Supports a balanced budget by eliminating certain federal programs. Supports scrapping the current tax system in favor of a national sales tax or flat tax.
Supports school vouchers, and opposes any federal involvement. He voted against the No Child Left Behind Act.
Supports limited drilling in Alaska and exploration of other domestic sources of oil. Believes it will create jobs and keep money from going overseas.
Supports laws that allow businesses to band together to provide cheaper health insurance. Opposes any big government program, believing success can be achieved through market changes.
Supports personal, privatized accounts that would serve as something similar to a 401K.
Opposes embryonic stem-cell research. Believes science should focus on alternatives like cord-blood stem cells.
Opposes same-sex marriage and civil unions
Anti-abortion
Opposes most gun restrictions, but supported 24-hour background checks after Columbine School Shootings (home district)

Answer 3

Fred Thompson 2008

Answer 4

Well, since I'm Canadian, and under aged, I don't get a vote. If I could, I'd vote for the Democrats. I think Hillary Clinton would do a good job. I have nothing against the Republicans winning either, he'd do a good job, too.

Answer 5

Fred Thompson is the only viable candidate who speaks true to conservative principles and is not already owned by special interests. (Sorry Duncan Hunter, you are a principled man, but you don't have a snowball's chance in hell of winning).

Answer 6

John McCain because he understands the immigration problems our country faces, he knows that our country needs a strong forceful leader who can and will take responsibility for his actions good and bad, and he knows that even though the war in Iraq is unpopular we are committed and withdrawing now would encourage terrorists to increase their attacks on the west and Israel. He knows that even though Bush was mistaken in attacking Iraq when he did this country has to stay committed to winning the war or Al-Qaida will claim that they defeated us and most of the world will believe them.

Answer 7

I am leaning toward one of the Democrats but don't quite know which one yet. I do know that it will not be a Republican, or Libertarian Ron Paul and it won't be koocoo Dennis Kucinich of the Democratic party but there are others I like. Unfortunately the one I would really like to see win won't get the nomination so I will probably settle on one of the front runners.

Answer 8

Ron Paul - the only one that understands the Constitution.

2nd choice- Tom Tancredo, the only one other than Ron Paul that understands the importance of border control.

Answer 9

Joe Biden.

Answer 10

It's too early too tell and I am skeptical of anyone who has decided at this point before they have had a really opportunity to check out what has was and what will evolve.

Answer 11

Not that any of these are guarenteed the candidacy but...

Ron Paul - I like his stand on the issues (for the most part)
Maybe Giuliani - more of a moderate R, like what he did with NYC
Richardson - Most qualified of the Dem candidates)