I just spent way too much time taking one of those "VoteMatch" quizzes, only to have the very last page be an "Internal Server Error." :fight:

 

Now I don't know who I should be supporting!

I'm willing to help you with that decision:thumb:

I was thinking about posting this poll again in another month or so... I would like to add a couple of things... Republican Undecided and Democrat Undecided... Maybe post it around April... Anything else we should add or subtract next time?

 

 

Add...Independent Undecided.

Had the privilege of meeting former Mayor Rudy Giuliani in person at the Kentucky Speedway while working at a fund raiser for Senator Jim Bunning. Mr. Giuliani was as gracious to my daughter as any person could be to a wide eyed young teenager girl, and personally signed her copy of the Time Magazine when he was the "Time man of the year".

 

You could hear a pin drop as he spoke of the events of 9-11 in New York City, and how the people of the City overcame differences to work together. Most in the crowd knew we were in the mist of a great American and one who could/would one day be the President of the United States. The only other time in my life that I was so impressed with someone, was when JFK came to Covington on a campaign tour and gave a speech.

 

BTW, Wednesday will be a wonderful day for me, as my Daughter will be going to the Court House to register to vote. I have tried to teach her that voting is not only her right, but also her responsibility and many a young man/woman has given up their life, so her can cast her first vote.

 

Wonderful post. :thumb:

From the quiz:

 

68% H. Clinton

then about 14 other dems

40% R. Guiliani

 

Sounds good to me!

I just took the Votematch quiz (thanks BF!) and ended with a 3-way tie between McCain, Sanford and Tommy Thompson, all at a 45% match to me. In other words, I don't agree with any of the candidates.

 

http://www.speakout.com/VoteMatch/senate2006.asp?quiz=Senate

 

Make sure you click on the 2008 Presidential speculation buttion.

This is too good. Honestly, I took this quiz ONE TIME and guess who came back as my #1 choice...............................HHSDad will get it.............................................

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike Huckabee 58%

John McCain 58%

Chuck Nagel 50%

Sam Brownback 50%

Jeb Bush 50%

Al Gore was in 12th with 43%

Mitt Rommey was 17th with 35%

Rudy was 20th at 33%

Kerry was 23rd at 28%

Hilary was 24th at 25%

John Edwards at 26th at 25%

Barack at 28th with 20%

Dennis Kucinich finished last at 15%

 

Said I lean towards Populist Conservative. Not sure what that is.

Add...Independent Undecided.

You forgot "tree trip....uh, hugger.

Interesting quiz (while discounting the fact that you cannot prioritize the categories):

 

Vilsack 55%

Pataki 53%

McCain 48%

Richardson 45%

Thompson 45%

Daschle 45%

Jeb 43%

Rudy 35%

Newt 35%

Huckabee 33%

Hillary 30%

Mitt 28%

Obama 28%

My Man Al Sharpton 20%

Rudi is starting to walk away with it...

Take Vilsack off the list...

Rudi is walking away with the Republican vote...

 

Hillary and Obama are in a stalemate...

 

Trend for the electorate???

I'm glad to see the BGP favorite.

We should contact his people and see if he will accept our nomination of him as our candidate for President...

Rudi may have stepped in some poo-poo. Seems like he continued lecturing for money after he declared himself a candidate for president. Nothing may come of it, but it was a stupid mistake for someone who wants to lead this country.

Outside of being a canidate that could win, what do Republicans see in Rudi? I'm not trying to cause an arguement, I just would like to know.