Looking at the feeble stable of Democrat candidates should I even bother to vote?

Answer 1

That is your decision and yours alone to make. Besides the democrats candidates whom do you think would do the best job as our president? If you decide to vote party line then pick the best one you think should be in the white house. I don`t like any of the candidates that are running. So i think i`m going to do a write in.

Answer 2

Feeble?
Biden & Dodd have more experience than most other candidates, and can out debate anyone on foreign affairs.
Richardson has been a US ambassador to the UN, and governor.
John Edwards' political resume is short but impressive
Kucinich was the youngest mayor in history at the time ans has been a congress man for 12 years and was against the war from the start.
Gravel keeps things entertaining.
Hillary is the most conservative of the group
Obama taught constitutional law prior to gaining his Senate seat.

It's the Whig candidate that are weak.

Answer 3

YES, you should vote, it should not matter if the candidate is Democratic or any other party, with the state the government is in every vote matters! Take some time, how about when you are mindlessly wandering around the internet, check out the brief overview of the candidates and where they stand then research the ones you like best. I am stressing DO NOT care about the party, there are too many politicains who are affiliated with a party yet do not agree with many of it's ideals or "actions" as a whole.

Answer 4

If you were planning to vote Democrat - I would agree with you that they are not worth it - mind you neither are most of the GOP candidates. (BTW there is really not much basic difference between the two - candidates from both parties accept lots of cash from the same Big Money corporate sponsors - they are ultimately all serving the same masters.)

There is one exception - I believe that Ron Paul is the only candidate who has the interests of the People and the Constitution at heart - and he is possibly the only one that is not "bought and paid for".

However it is not on the agenda of "the powers that be" that he should be chosen to run - note how the main stream media (that is controlled by TPTB) seldom mentions him.

I believe that he is America's only hope to retain the freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution.

Answer 5

I don't know US politics much but for Democrat vote for Dennis Kunich and for Republican Ron Paul for sure.

I have never seen a politician actually break ranks and actually make a difference except for those two. Ron Paul voted against the Patriot Act (look it up, its nasty) and the Iraq War and thats because he knew exactly why they were wrong and wasn't afraid to stand alone in what he believed.

Dennis Kunich you only need to look up to see his plan for universal health care and to actually make more then a token effort to get the US out of Iraq.

All the other candidates I have seen are either morally bankrupt (like Hillary Clinton) or have their campaigns bank rolled by corporations who are going to own them once elected.

Answer 6

You have the right either way, but remember all those that fought to allow you that right. How ever feeble, if you take the time to find out a little about them, some may surprise you.

Answer 7

no. also, voting just gets you into trouble. one day you're minding your own business and then you go to vote, and the day after that all types of stuff starts coming to your house, about how you need to file for the draft, and register for jury duty, and before you know what hit you, you're in an army court room, trying to decide what you'll do here in sunny Iraq once this trial ends.

Answer 8

Vote Ron Paul, he is the only one running that wants to give the power back to the people.

Answer 9

Yes, vote Republican defeat socialism.

Answer 10

You are nearly there. Vote Republican.