If you live in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Florida, Nevada, or Michigan who are u voting for?

Answer 1

Iowa - caucusing for Kucinich, but he won't have 15% viability at the caucus, so second choice is Obama.

Answer 2

Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina had special permission. If they hadn't been granted that permission then they would have been penalized just as MI and FL. The reality is, no one probably asked for special permission for those states to hold their primaries. The states moved them up without first getting approval.

Answer 3

South Carolina voter!

I really can't tell you... I'm still thinking about the candidates, and who knows, if I choose a person now he or she may have dropped out by the time we vote.

Under no circumstances will I vote for Ron Paul. He may be a hell of a doctor but he is naive about the way the world works. He proved it on Meet The Press this morning:

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MR. RUSSERT: But, but you eliminate the income tax, do you know how much lost revenue that would be?

REP. PAUL: A lot. But...

MR. RUSSERT: Over a trillion dollars.

REP. PAUL: That's good.

MR. RUSSERT: Would you replace the income tax with anything else?

REP. PAUL: Not if I could help it.

MR. RUSSERT: But if you had a flat tax, 30 percent consumption tax, that would be very, very punishing to the poor and middle class.

REP. PAUL: Well, I know. That's why I don't want it.

MR. RUSSERT: So you have nothing?

REP. PAUL: I want to cut spending. I want to get a--use the Constitution as our guide, and you wouldn't need the income tax.
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MR. RUSSERT: So if Iran invaded Israel, what do we do?

REP. PAUL: Well, they're not going to. That is like saying "Iran is about to invade Mars."
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MR. RUSSERT: The government of Israel wants us to bomb Iran?

REP. PAUL: I, I don't think there's a doubt about that, that they've encouraged us to do that.
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REP. PAUL: You got it completely wrong. I've never voted for an earmark in my life.

MR. RUSSERT: No, but you put them in the bill.

REP. PAUL: I put it in because I represent people who are asking for some of their money back. But it doesn't cut any spending to vote against an earmark. And the Congress has the responsibility to spend the money. Why leave the money in the executive branch and let them spend the money?

MR. RUSSERT: Well, that's like, that's like saying you voted for it before you voted against it.

REP. PAUL: Nah! Come on, Tim. That has nothing to do with that.

MR. RUSSERT: If, if, if you put it in the bill and get the headlight back home...

REP. PAUL: No, I, I make the request. They're not in the bills.

MR. RUSSERT: ...and then you, then you know it's going to pass Congress and so you, you don't refuse the money.

REP. PAUL: Well, no, of course not. It's like taking a tax credit.
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MR. RUSSERT: Let me ask this. Term limits. You ran on term limits. "I think we should have term limits for our elected leaders." You've been in Congress 18 years.

REP. PAUL: But I never ran on voluntary term limits. There's a big difference. I didn't sign a pledge for a voluntary term limit.
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By his own words, Ron Paul is both a liar and a thief.

Answer 4

Nevada ~ Joe Biden

Answer 5

Michigan-Ron Paul.

Answer 6

Iowa. Ron Paul.

Answer 7

Michigan- Ron Paul

Answer 8

I don't vote in Iowa, I caucus.

First perference group is Duncan Hunter. Once his group is declared "not viable", meaning it has less than 15% of the voters, my second preference group will be Mike Huckabee.

Answer 9

Ohio-Ron Paul

Answer 10

Iowa -- I'm a Precinct Captain for Hillary in the Caucuses.