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10 comments:
Wow!
Bill Richardson - 32 points
Dennis Kucinich - 31
Kucinich 63, Gravel 59, yadda yadda yadda. The thing is they all disagree with me on energy because they all apparently support the big bio-fuels push. But I see it as a big loser because there is not enough water or arable land on this planet to support growing food AND fuel.
Interesting too that Clinton and Obama are both for the war and the death penalty.
My top three:
Dennis Kucinich 41
Mike Gravel 40
Hillary Clinton 38
I found this so interesting! I had Richardson and Kucinich as my top two. They weren't my top two in my head. Obama and Edwards were.
In seeing where our differences lie, I can see myself voting very differently!
No surprise, Dennis Kucinich. Kind of surprising, Gravel a close second.
Dennis Kucinich
Score: 38
Bill Richardson
Score: 35
Mike Gravel
Score: 34
Chris Dodd
Score: 30
John Edwards
Score: 28
Barack Obama
Score: 27
Hillary Clinton
Score: 27
Joe Biden
Score: 25
This poll is fooked. Anytime Chris Dodd gets more than 5% . . . . it's fooked.
No Surprises:
Kucinich Score: 51
Mike Gravel Score: 47
Chris Dodd Score: 45
It said Kuc, then Hillary, then Obama, then Edwards.
That immigration question wasn't very open either. I didn't favor any of their options.
Edwards. Edwards. Edwards. My main issues are Iraq and the economy and he meets my requirements.
Whoops, I posted in the wrong place. Kucinich: no surprise. Chris Dodd in second place and a ton of ties for third. I still think Gravel's awesome.
Dennis Kucinich
Score: 71
Chris Dodd
Score: 59
Hillary Clinton
Score: 54
John Edwards
Score: 54
Bill Richardson
Score: 54
Barack Obama
Score: 54
Mike Gravel
Score: 54
Joe Biden
Score: 42
Rudy Giuliani
Score: 38
Ron Paul
Score: 31
Mitt Romney
Score: 21
Jim Gilmore
Score: 14
Sam Brownback
Score: 12
John McCain
Score: 7
Duncan Hunter
Score: 7
Mike Huckabee
Score: 5
And I agree with 100% with Paul's perspective. The Bush family is heavily invested in the biofuel industry, which is why the idiot in chief is so proactive about supporting alternative fuels.
I want to make it clear. Dodd's a good guy. But I don't want to hear his voice every night on teevee for the next four years, (starting 457 days from now).
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