At this point, who would you vote for in the next Presidential Election and why?

Answer 1

Ron Paul so we can get rid of the income tax.

Answer 2

At this point my vote is going to Obama. I'm torn between a few candidates, but I agree with most of his positions, and I feel he is honest and represents a real change in the way the government is run.

Also he seems to have the best chance of defeating Hillary, who I believe is the absolute worst Democratic candidate.

EDIT - I believe in my state I'm able to vote in the Republican primary as well, so I'll be voting for Ron Paul in that. Talk about a straight talker who wants to bring about change.

Answer 3

At this point the strongest candidate would be Hillary. She is the only one who is actualy talking about working solutions rather than just pointing out problems. I believe our country's economy, infrastructure, healthcare, and reputation needs a major overhaul. We need someone who can get the ball rolling across both sides of the aisle and having Bill at her side is an asset to accomplish those things. Our nation is in deep deep trouble, the worst in over 30 years and it will take no only the next President but the next 4 to heal what is broken, and that is only if each and every one commits to the repairing of what is wrong. That is why if the election were today my vote would go with Hillary.

Answer 4

Ron Paul, not an Attorney.... a Dr. of Medicine who gives free medical treatment to the poor . It shows his character as a man and he is a Libertarian and has a great voting record as a Congressman from Texas. For strong borders and redoing all those poor trade agreement this country has gotten involved in. Look up his record and his commitment to smaller government!

Answer 5

Congressman Ron Paul

Why?
-he voted against the Iraq war
-he has never voted to raise taxes
-he voted against the Patriot Act
-he opposes amnesty for illegals
-he if for securing our borders
-he opposes entering war with Iran
-he voted against Bush's amendment banning gay marriages
-he is for reducing the national debt by cutting government spending instead of placing the burden on taxpayers
-he is for free trade
-he is for limited government
-he is for handling global situations with diplomacy
-his voting record is consistent
-he isn't backed by corporations, lobbyists and special interest groups

www.ronpaul2008.com

Answer 6

The only obvious and sane answer: Ron Paul

I still love America

There is no way I would support creating a Union and turning this Nation into Amerimexicananda

Answer 7

I don't vote and I don't think I ever will. I never truly understood why the people's votes don't count.. electoral votes do. Voting stations would be open until say 8:00, but you'd see on tv at 7:00 that the state was already given to one of the candidates. It never made sense to me. But if I did vote, I'd vote for the most qualified person. Honestly, I'd be a bit scared voting for someone who's last job was a mayor of a city. To me, that doesn't make him qualified enough to become president of our country. I don't bash candidates like a lot of people do, I just stick with the qualifications.

Answer 8

I was honestly impressed with Ron Paul. I however disagree with his view on the war. He seems like a working class man and not just another "suit."

Answer 9

Mike Huckabee

Answer 10

I would vote for Obama, because he's sincere and he has a warm smile. The rest of those crooks--both Democrat and Republican--can take a hike, with Hillary leading the way!

Answer 11

Joe Biden. He is a democrat, smart, has a good foreign policy understanding and seems fiscally responsible.