If the elections for the president of the United States was tomorrow who would you vote for?

Answer 1

OBAMA said he is against the DRAFT where as Hillary alluded to the fact she would maybe side with it ...

Dennis Kuccinich and his team can not seem to answerwhether they side with FORCED NEUTER and SPAY or not... I mean as far as well,,,

it's so lame isn't it ~ no matter who you vote for at this time we will still be in a LAME GOVERNMENT system... nobody is speaking about FUNDAMENTALLY changing the system.

WHERE is the OPP?

Answer 2

"Vote for Hillary...plus you get Bill as a bonus..."

Please, that's probably the most pathetic reason I've heard so far to vote for her. Bill represents a lack of moral values, something people "abroad" look down upon. It's hard to take someone seriously after being known for an act like that. In fact, it's an insult to many. His reign as president may have been a productive one overall, but he lacks a reputation that promotes leadership and has a failed foreign policy strategy. Pleasing others doesn't help you in the long run, and I would argue that making concessions all the time places you in a weaker position which ultimately led to the Sept. 11 attack.

We need someone who understands that and will do a good job of balancing the two. If I had to vote tomorrow, it would probably be for Huckabee, only because he sounds the most intelligent to me. However, there's a long way to go, and to be honest, I still haven't ruled out voting for Obama...though his lack of experience in the foreign policy department is the main thing holding me back...

Answer 3

Tomorrow, Ron Paul, or Mike Gravel. Later, after they have fixed some of the stuff ruined in politics and foreign policy, I would like to vote for Biden, or Obama (if he stays consistent and has more experience).

If those two aren't available as choices, I would vote against Hillary/Fred, or third party.

Answer 4

Barack Obama, we need a new face in Washington to help bring the country back together. We also really need to take a strong look at race relations in the United States and find a way to end institionalized racism!

Answer 5

Obama for many reasons: but especially that he is for a more open government: so we can see what bills contain before they are voted on, and so that the American people can see where politicians get their money: especially those who accept Pacs and lobbyist money because their votes on bills will be affected by who "bought" them.

He does not accept lobbyist or Pac money: most of his donations were made by average everyday people who gave what they could: even as little as $5. That says something about how much support he has. At last count over 250,000 people had donated to him.

Hillary will be owing a lot of corporations, ect. "favors" for the money they have contributed to her campaign. And she is in my opinion more of the same.

As for experience: Barack has more experience in working with people: he worked for two years for his church helping workers who had been laid off when steel mills closed in Chicago. He worked for only $12,000 a year: he passed up the opportunity of a high paying attorney job to help people.

As for experience in general: I think it's overrated; just look where it has gotten us.

How many Presidents have we had who were "experienced" and still managed to fark things up?

Personally, I want someone in office who has not been deeply entrenched in the politics of Washington.

Answer 6

Duncan Hunter

Answer 7

Ron Paul

Answer 8

Ron Paul

Answer 9

Given the current choices from Democrats and Republicans, I think I really like Wilson from "Home Improvement".

Answer 10

Ron Paul