Who are you voting for in 2008?

Question

as of now im either voting for
rudy guliani
fred thompson
Bill Richardson

tell me why or why i shouldnt vote for these people and who your voting for anyones opinion is fine i wont judge by which party your of...

Answer 1

i'm a democrat so:
i think Obama will make a great president, because we has realistic goals and solutions to current issues. Bill Richarson also seems ok.

Answer 2

It is way too early to make any decisions on this race. Just hang in there and 8 or 9 months you should have some idea of who is actually running.

I am a true independent, not a member of the Independent Party but a person who aligns his self with no party. Politically I am very conservative if that helps.

Answer 3

I am voting for Barack Obama, because I believe that he has enough experience in washington to be able to do a great job, but he has not been there long enough to become corrupt.

Even though many people think he is inexperienced, he has 8 years in the state senate, and will have had 4 years in the US senate. That's two more years in a national office than Abraham Lincoln had prior to becoming president (he had 8 years in the state house of representatives, and 2 years in the US house of representatives) I know that's a little random but it puts things in perspective.

Furthermore, I agree with him 100% on the war, I have been against it from the beginning as well.

He is also pro-choice, like me, and in favor of civil unions, not same sex marriages.

One of my biggest concerns is education, and he has a past record of doing great things for education, and plans to do much more. one of the ways he wants to improve our schools is by increasing standards for students AND teachers. Instead of just giving students more standardized tests, he wants to make sure that proper funding is going to schools so that they can have the better teachers, which in the end will lead to better test scores, graduation rates, etc. Also, which is probably most important to me, since it affects me the most, Obama will increase financial aid to college students (yess!) so that more students may receive a higher education, giving our country better hope for the future.

So thanks for letting me blab about that, and I am so glad that you are taking an interest in the upcoming elections! We really need more people voting, so thank you!!!

Answer 4

As of now too early to say, just observe each candidates campaign program then weigh each candidate which confirms your views in politics. That is the candidate whom you will vote for.

Answer 5

I'd like to vote for Ron Paul but it's unlikely he'll get the nomination. In that case I probably won't vote for anyone.

Answer 6

As of now, it is Obama.

Why?

1) I agree with him the most out of any candidate. I favor the "government should help its citizenry, not abandon them" mentality.

2) He actually has a chance to win, unlike quite a few other candidates.

Answer 7

I'm still undecided and I don't like feeling this way. So far, none of the candidates - from ANY party - impresses me enough to want to give them my vote. I hate that I may have to choose what I feel will be "the lesser of two evils" especially since I'm not sure who that would be!!!

Answer 8

You can vote for whoever you want. But, If were given those choices that you have spoken of I would choose Fred Thomspon

Answer 9

OBAMA. No one you mention here is worth a pile of beans, let alone the presidency. Vote for Obama.

Answer 10

whoever i would vote for would never make it thru the press. im tired of voting for lesser of two evils. probably wont vote.

Answer 11

Rudy and Bill are for amnesty for illegals.
Fred is not, but I'm actually more for Romney or Hunter, but will vote for Fred in a pinch. I will support no politician that supports amnesty.