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Americans!!! Who will win?

Who will win the primary?

  • Barack Obama

    Votes: 8 30.8%

  • Hillary Clinton

    Votes: 9 34.6%

  • John Edwards

    Votes: 2 7.7%

  • Joe Biden

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Chris Dodd

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Mike Gravel

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Dennis Kucinich

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Bill Richardson

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Mitt Romney

    Votes: 1 3.8%

  • Mike Huckabee

    Votes: 2 7.7%

  • John McCain

    Votes: 6 23.1%

  • Fred Thompson

    Votes: 1 3.8%

  • Ron Paul

    Votes: 2 7.7%

  • Duncan Hunter

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Rudy Giuliani

    Votes: 2 7.7%

  • Sam Brownback

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Tom Tancredo

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Other- Explain

    Votes: 2 7.7%
  • Total voters
    26
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So I want to see who you guys think will win the primary. Please lets not start fighting over this just fill out the poll and if you want to you can explain why you think that person will win you can. Lets remember that everyone is able to tell their side and if you want to question them go ahead but lets not fight over this. I'm trusting you all to keep it civil. If you don't have any idea who theses people are or who they stand for please don't try to throw your own ideas in. Remember facts and feelings not just feelings.

IE: I like ____ because he/she stands for american, health care, anti-war, pr-choice and I just like the way he/she holds his/herself. I feel that he/she would take us all the way and solve the problems we face today.

NOT: I like ______ because he/she looks HOTT!


You are able to pick more than one but PLEASE only pick TWO!!!

Thank you.
 
This race sucks. I would not really vote for any of them. And the worst thing is that really...they are very similar. I hate Bush...but I don't love any of the candidates. I will vote for Hillary I guess.
 
whippet said:
This race sucks. I would not really vote for any of them. And the worst thing is that really...they are very similar. I hate Bush...but I don't love any of the candidates. I will vote for Hillary I guess.
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Why would you vote for her?
 
Lyndon LaRouche -- that would most likely be my boyfriend's vote for President, because, he'd most likely say that most of the candidates are all "fascists" (and I just sit & laugh as I take in the political tirades...:p ).

As for me...I'm not sure yet. My primary is Feb 5th, and I plan to vote. Right now it's between Obama & Clinton. I voted for Bill the second time around (I couldn't vote the first time around because I was only 16, though I did voice my support!)...and if we get Hillary, we also get Bill, and I was content with him, and I'd be willing to see what could happen with her in office. Things couldn't get worse than they already are, right? Then again, I'd like to see Obama in office -- I agree with his stance on many issues. But, like many dissenters state, he's a bit green yet in the political game...

I have been following the primary votes in other states, though...it's been a surprising, interesting contest thus far...
 
I am supporting John McCain because he's served the country. Most of the other candidates don't have any military experience at all. And to me, its important for them to have some of that experience, especially since we are still in a war. This is all just my opinion of course. I like McCain because during his speaches he just sounds intelligent and inspiring. He won the SC primary last night and I thought his speach was very good. I guess it all boils down to the fact that none of the other candidates really catch my interest. Barack Obama would be my 2nd choice. He is very well-spoken and somewhat interesting.
 
Well, since Bill Cosby and/or Ron Jeremy aren't on the ballot (again) pro-life stance aside I guess Ron Paul.
 
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Lyndon LaRouche -- that would most likely be my boyfriend's vote for President, because, he'd most likely say that most of the candidates are all "fascists" (and I just sit & laugh as I take in the political tirades...:p ).

As for me...I'm not sure yet. My primary is Feb 5th, and I plan to vote. Right now it's between Obama & Clinton. I voted for Bill the second time around (I couldn't vote the first time around because I was only 16, though I did voice my support!)...and if we get Hillary, we also get Bill, and I was content with him, and I'd be willing to see what could happen with her in office. Things couldn't get worse than they already are, right? Then again, I'd like to see Obama in office -- I agree with his stance on many issues. But, like many dissenters state, he's a bit green yet in the political game...

I have been following the primary votes in other states, though...it's been a surprising, interesting contest thus far...
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I won't say that Bill did a bad job cause he did not but I just don't think we need to have Hillary right now. I think that once we are out of this war and everything in wrapping up then she would be the perfect person to have come and fix the problems within our nation. We have a lot of problems going on here but he have a lot of problems going on elsewhere. I don't think that it's going to be as easy as she is trying to make it seem to end everything overseas. Pulling out will only lead to more problems.

Now, I have many family members and friends fighting this war and I have gotten mixed reports but one thing that they always tell me is that as much as they want to come home there is no way that place would last. As soon as we pull out someone will come to power that cause worse problems then before. America will be attacked again and any people we send over to try and help them will be killed. Just my take.

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I am supporting John McCain because he's served the country. Most of the other candidates don't have any military experience at all. And to me, its important for them to have some of that experience, especially since we are still in a war. This is all just my opinion of course. I like McCain because during his speaches he just sounds intelligent and inspiring. He won the SC primary last night and I thought his speach was very good. I guess it all boils down to the fact that none of the other candidates really catch my interest. Barack Obama would be my 2nd choice. He is very well-spoken and somewhat interesting.
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I like McCain, always have. I don't know if I like his plan to stay in Iraq and to send more troops over there. I want them back home but I know it can't happen right now. I don't think sending more troops over will help though, well it will help but I don't think it fix the problem. If we send more over we will lose more troops, more Americans.
 
I can't vote since you didn't separate the Dems from the Reps. I think it may come down to Billary & Hopefully McCain.:shrugs:
 
Sorry I voted other, since your poll didn't indicate to vote for two, and I voted prior to reading you post.
 
Democrats-I like John Edwards but think he has a snowflake chance in hell. Hillary scares me, I feel Obama a bit inexperienced.
Republicans -think Giuliani would make the best pres out of the lot.

Ozzy for President!
 
Call me kooky, but exactly which primary are you referring to? Or are you talking about each particular party's nominee for the whole shooting match?

regards,
jazz
 
Uhh the one leading up to the pres election. Deciding which ones form each side have a real chance to become pres.
 
How I vote for John Edwards.
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Uhh the one leading up to the pres election. Deciding which ones form each side have a real chance to become pres.
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Uhh, all the primaries lead up to the Presidential election.

That's why they call 'em "primaries". ;)

(So I presume you mean who will win each party's nomination.....)

regards,
jazz
 
Well Well....

As far as Republicans go:

Mitt Romney is not electable. He's a mormon, and there's no way this country elects a mormon as president.

Mike Huckabee is not well known enough, and some of his stances on certain issues scare me.

John McCain is a closet liberal and will not get the Republican nomination.

Fred Thompson is not well known enough, and he's too old. I wish he was about 10 years younger because I feel like he'd make the best president out of them all. He has senate experience and has actual conservative views.

Behind Fred I'd like to see Rudi get the nomination. He obviously has political experience and is well known because of 9/11. I haven't heard anything from him that was said during the debates that scares me or worries me.


As far as the Dems go...

Barack Obama- First of all he has hardly any political experience. Secondly this country is definitely not ready to elect a Muslim President. And make no mistake about it---he is a muslim. His middle name is Hussein. He does not pledge allegience to the flag---in fact, he turns his back to it. What the hell type of Commander in Chief is he going to make?

Hillary Clinton- Bill was bad enough---we don't need her in office. Of course, I'd rather have her in office than Barack.

John Edwards- Might be the least scary of the bunch. Don't think he's got a stones chance in hell of being elected over the previous two, though.


Should be interesting. Many people are tired of Bush, but I'm not really sure that this county is ready to elect a woman or a Muslim as President. I think either way once the Dems put up their candidate you'll see a strong united Republican base show their strength. The last thing we need in this country is a bigger government, more taxes, and our President telling us that we need to take more money from the rich to give to the poor. This is not Robin Hood and the rich should not be penalized for being rich.
 
The one and only reason I would vote for Dennis Kucinich

Look who would become First Lady.....

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regards,
jazz
 
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