This is Florida. You can change your vote. :joke: I know this is really early. ???

with all the obama bashing on here i surprised even myself at how quickly and emphatically i had to register my support for obama. still lots of time before any actual balloting and i must add having previously lived in strongly democratic states living and voting in florida is an odd experience for me. let's hope we don't repeat the circus of 2004. i vote via "absentee" ballot due to my disability so wonder if my vote even got counted.

The following is an interesting exercise.... You answer a few questions then click the "find your candidate button" and the program selects the candidate who's position on the issues is most like your own... You may be surprised at what you find... Click the link below....
http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460

Hancle704, that was a very interesting quiz, with surprising results. There are so many candidates, it's hard to know all of their beliefs.

Originally Posted by PJ

Hancle704, that was a very interesting quiz, with surprising results. There are so many candidates, it's hard to know all of their beliefs.

What I found most surprising was when I entered the most important issues to me, that candidates who were listed near the top, were not ones I would have thought about.

:dontknow:

Same here, I thought Joe Biden would be at the top, but Hillary, Edwards, Kucinich, and Richardson were up there.

I found it interesting that a second tier candidate who has begun to look good to me came out on top.

Originally Posted by Hancle704

The following is an interesting exercise.... You answer a few questions then click the "find your candidate button" and the program selects the candidate who's position on the issues is most like your own... You may be surprised at what you find... Click the link below....
http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460

Interesting result as you write. The same guy I voted for in 2004 came up again for a vote in 2008. Even though he was not my first choice now. My first choice now was half way down my result list-- Barack Obama.

That was Very interestig. Chris Dodd came up first on my list with 38 points.. Thompson came in dead last with 3 points. I sent this to my friends. Will see how theirs turns out.

Bill and Hillary are always going on about how Slickwilly left us a 3 trillion dollar surplus. does anyone really believe this????? :dontknow: What they are talking about is a projected surplus if all of the economic projections (pie in the sky) they have forcasted come true. Now lets think was there any event early in Bushs first term that may have affected our economy???? Trying to think... ??? wasnt there something in NY??? :cop: Thats right 9-11, but im sure this had no impact on clintons projections. And correct me if I'm wrong but wasnt there a little issue in the southern coastal region???? I'm sure slickwillys doormat (hillary) factored in Katrina in to those Surplus projections. Anyone can have a projected surplus, we never had a real surplus it was a projection. I project that I'll have total agreement with my posting.

Barak is the most articulate person by far.
The world is fed up with cowboy politics, I'm sure they, (cowboys), will not steal another election.

Tony, go back and reread the history. The election was not stolen. The dems tried to do a recount on 3 heavily democratic counties only. The Supreme Court said if there's a recount, count all the counties. Is that your definition of stealing? The veg-a-matic salesmen at state fairs are articulate too. Is that the prime attribute of a president?

Please add Lou Dobbs to list of Candidates. He seems to make more sense than most of the others. IMHO. :bigthumbsup:

Hey I like the quiz. Just as I thought Hillaby was at the bottom of my list ;D ;D

Originally Posted by Hancle704

Please add Lou Dobbs to list of Candidates. He seems to make more sense than most of the others. IMHO. :bigthumbsup:

Done.