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Originally Posted by jwakamud
1. Mitt Romney
86.67% total match.
2. Barack Obama
81.40% total match.
3. Mike Huckabee
81.08% total match.
4. Joe Biden
76.49% total match.
5. John McCain
75.07% total match.
86.67% total match.
2. Barack Obama
81.40% total match.
3. Mike Huckabee
81.08% total match.
4. Joe Biden
76.49% total match.
5. John McCain
75.07% total match.
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From: Jenison, MI (Near Grand Rapids)
I see that they didn't include many of the candidates that don't really stand a chance. Too bad, since not a single vote has been cast yet.
That aside, it'* pretty accurate, despite it'* apparent liberal authoring.
Seriously, some of those questions are like, "Do you support the right of a mental patient to own a handgun? Do you support allowing oil exploration in pristine wilderness, even if baby seals are splashed with toxic crude oil in the process? Do you support raising taxes on the evil, rich, upper class?"
They way they phrase things, unless you know to cut through the crap, could easily push some people to vote for a more liberal candidate.
That said, here'* my top 5:
1. Fred Thompson
92.78% total match.
2. Ron Paul
91.29% total match.
3. John McCain
89.01% total match.
4. Mike Huckabee
88.36% total match.
5. Mitt Romney
87.42% total match.
I do like Thompson, though I think I'd put Romney above McCain or Huckabee.
My true favorites didn't make the list, sadly...
That aside, it'* pretty accurate, despite it'* apparent liberal authoring.
Seriously, some of those questions are like, "Do you support the right of a mental patient to own a handgun? Do you support allowing oil exploration in pristine wilderness, even if baby seals are splashed with toxic crude oil in the process? Do you support raising taxes on the evil, rich, upper class?"
They way they phrase things, unless you know to cut through the crap, could easily push some people to vote for a more liberal candidate.
That said, here'* my top 5:
1. Fred Thompson
92.78% total match.
2. Ron Paul
91.29% total match.
3. John McCain
89.01% total match.
4. Mike Huckabee
88.36% total match.
5. Mitt Romney
87.42% total match.
I do like Thompson, though I think I'd put Romney above McCain or Huckabee.
My true favorites didn't make the list, sadly...
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From: Twin Falls, Idaho
1. Bill Richardson
93.69% total match.
2. Dennis Kucinich
92.42% total match.
3. John Edwards
87.54% total match.
4. Joe Biden
86.64% total match.
5. Hillary Clinton
84.83% total match.
Hillary is last..lol
whew
93.69% total match.
2. Dennis Kucinich
92.42% total match.
3. John Edwards
87.54% total match.
4. Joe Biden
86.64% total match.
5. Hillary Clinton
84.83% total match.
Hillary is last..lol
whew
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From: Erie Pennsylvania
Originally Posted by J Wikoff
Appearantly I heart Huckabee.
Who is Mike Huckabee? I haven't been following any of this yet.
Who is Mike Huckabee? I haven't been following any of this yet.
http://www.mikehuckabee.com/
From About Mike
From 1996-2007, Huckabee served as the 44th Governor of Arkansas. When he left office on January 9, 2007, he set out on a nationwide tour to promote his fifth book, “From Hope to Higher Ground: 12 STOPS to Restoring America’* Greatness.” The book reveals his optimistic vision for what America can become with the right kind of leadership and a clear direction.
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Originally Posted by theJMFC
Do you support allowing oil exploration in pristine wilderness, even if baby seals are splashed with toxic crude oil in the process?
mwa hah aha.
captain planet, hes our hero.
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