Who here supports Hillary OR Rudy?

Question

They are the two media front runners so at least 60% of us here MUST support them right?

I support neither.

mstrywmn I post on here my support and work with many Americans so I guess If I can convince 1, then the exact same amount as a common American.

Answer 1

Not me, but I don't support Ron Paul either...Sorry Edge!

I commend all Americans who are trying to learn more about the candidates before the 2008 election. In my opinion, a uniformed voter is down right dangerous. I am supporting the Republican Ticket for their stance on Foreign Policy. I do not believe that the ticket will lead with Rudy, Mitt or Ron Paul and this is why….

Strike Rudy - He is responsible for nixing the Line Item Veto, pro-abortion, he spends too much! Check his record!

Strike Mitt - He is trying to sell us on the fact that he is Ronald Reagan's Clone which is so not-true. Blames his MA record on him having to work in a Liberal State, He is a FRAUD and McCain called him on it in the 10/21/07 debate!

Strike Ron Paul – He is not savvy on Foreign Policy. He is not taking himself seriously as a candidate as he called his potential for election to the Presidency a RISK on the Jay Leno show. He is proving this by NOT spending his campaign money, which he will KEEP when he withdraws as he did in 1988. He is, by law able to keep this for retirement or leave it to his family.
If you would like him off of the Republican platform, please sign the petition at
http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/AgainstRonPaul

The following website will provide you with party information, candidate detailed information as well as voting records, public statements and pretty much anything you need to help YOU decide!

It will also show you information about the State Primary Dates, How the Primary Process works, Electoral College, and other internet resources.

http://www.vote-smart.org/election_president.php

Answer 2

EC another interesting question. I find that on this deal the split runs about 70-30% repub/demo and that's with research on all the areas. It's higher in other areas. I did that and the next thing I know "liberal" New York comes out about 70-30% against a clear lib/demo deal. The license and voting deal is in other states that I never figured would have gone demo. Voter fraud on a hugh scale. Add that with the media and you can see why things have been so whackey in the states for several decades.

I'm pretty sure the "big boys" figured this out also. I remember during the last election they closed the missouri polls and libs whined about it. I assume because of the busing of voters to different stations. Hope they fine the stuffings out of people who do that.

Could be some big surprises in the future. Rudy is Rudy and Hilery is Hitlery. I cannot vote for her as national security was compromised during the first Clinton run, plus the guy went nuts with legal immigration up to 2.5 million a year. Bush has now dropped to 1 million, but was 1.25. Add the 3 million that overstay expired visas and the illegals and that's a ton of votes. Just the ones Clinton brought in legally was about 20 million. We should take care of Americans first and then bring the other here.

Main thing is security and will not go into what his admin did.

Glad a northern neighbor is interested in us. Had a freind from Sarnyah (msp) where the nickle mines were , we worked together on nuclear plants. Nice guy and a giant, what do you feed people up there. He was bringing me a bottle of Crown Reserve and slipped on the ice and broke it and was on the way to the airport, but did bring the broken top, almost cried. His wife shipped me one.

As far as it goes the best candidate for the demos is Dennis, he's a true demo, just cannot stick enough $100 bills in hands and is not a freak, then on rep it's a bunch that if you could just mold it you'd have it.

Plus the repubs have good platforms with variations, but the ones that want ot do what is needed are not inthemachine. A freind told me that since the Sen. Actor got in the race he is now 17% which means no one has madeup their mind and may want another look.

Glad to have you watching our back on the northern border. take care.

Answer 3

I support Rudy 25%, I lived near NY when he was mayor and I know he's a capable person. I personally saw the transformation of Times Square under his watch. Still, he's a major RINO so I don't support him enough to vote for him. I don't support Hillary at all.

Answer 4

It is amusing how those two can be the media "frontrunner", yet it can be tough to find any number of their supporters. I
personally do not support either, as they are merely more pawns for the globalist agenda.
Abbydearfish : Therein lies the problem with voting for a party, not a person, but the Repubs are not alone in this mess.
The Demos helped along the way.
Paranormal : You support Hillary because of your opposition to the war ? Look a little deeper, she flip-flops more than a fish out of water.

:-o

Answer 5

I support Rudy

Answer 6

As an independent conservative, I support neither.

Rudy G. is too liberal for me.

And Hillary Clinton is obviously a liberal with a big socialist agenda.

So I wouldn't vote for her either.

These are two men whom I want to be nominated for the presidency and vice presidency:

http://teamtancredo.org/
http://www.mikehuckabee.com/

Thank you for the good question.

Answer 7

I don't support Rudy, but will support Hillary if she gets the Democratic nomination. The GOP is responsible for the mess the US is in now. Why would I support the party who made the mess?

Answer 8

I don't support either.

Personally, I think Hillary's going to win. Though I really hope I'm wrong.

Answer 9

If I had to pick I would say Rudy, but I don't want him to be president either.

Neither one of these people are the best their respective parties have to offer.

Answer 10

Mitt Romney

Backup is Rudy....