I vote for Jeff. Murder slingshots will save economy! In all seriousness though, I'll vote Obama because Romney is a flip flopper, Gingrich is crazy in his moon idea and I don't want anyone associated with the Bush administration. Paul has some wild ideas and is too anti-war(I do like his personality though), and Santorum doesn't seem like a stern leader.
It kinda blows my mind to think that our president will be named Mitt, Newt, or Barack. Over 200 years of Georges, Williams and Johns, then apparently in 2012 we finally got fed up with all that WASPy shit and pulled a hard 180.
I'm thinking a write-in vote for a Stephen Colbert/Matt Taibbi ticket. If by some god-forsaken miracle it actually won, then things would get real interesting.
I declare myself the ruler of the space-time continuum.
Settle down potential future leader, you only have about 25% of the vote, which is about equal to Republican, but half of Obama. Don't celebrate yet. This is just one primary.
I voted Claude on this poll, but in all seriousness, as much as Obama hasn't lived up to the insanely high expectations he and his PR staff set for himself, none of the Republican candidates are suitable for the job. If worse comes to worse, I might vote write-in like I did during the 2004 election.
I voted Claude on this poll, but in all seriousness, as much as Obama hasn't lived up to the insanely high expectations he and his PR staff set for himself, none of the Republican candidates are suitable for the job. If worse comes to worse, I might vote write-in like I did during the 2004 election.
There are much worse things than having an intelligent, well-meaning, diplomatically skilled president, whose main flaw is being slightly ineffectual due mostly to the shitty confines of the way our political system works.
As for the worse things? Look anywhere else on the ballot come November (Exception: I like Ron Paul a lot actually. He's very smart and fair, but his economic principles would essentially break any anti-trust regulations we have).
He's not amazing, but he's done quite a bit that I do wholeheartedly endorse, and the stuff he hasn't been able to succeed on, I doubt anyone else could have gotten done either.
He reminds me of Jimmy Carter. That's a good thing.
Claude for President of the Free Universe of the Internet.
Let's give the US to Obama for good measure though. He seems to be the best choice, even though he haven't gotten too much of his politics through because of the way the American political system is kinda broken.
There are much worse things than having an intelligent, well-meaning, diplomatically skilled president, whose main flaw is being slightly ineffectual due mostly to the shitty confines of the way our political system works.
As for the worse things? Look anywhere else on the ballot come November (Exception: I like Ron Paul a lot actually. He's very smart and fair, but his economic principles would essentially break any anti-trust regulations we have).
He's not amazing, but he's done quite a bit that I do wholeheartedly endorse, and the stuff he hasn't been able to succeed on, I doubt anyone else could have gotten done either.
He reminds me of Jimmy Carter. That's a good thing.
I voted Claude on this poll, but in all seriousness, as much as Obama hasn't lived up to the insanely high expectations he and his PR staff set for himself, none of the Republican candidates are suitable for the job. If worse comes to worse, I might vote write-in like I did during the 2004 election.
Who did you vote for in 2004?
A couple of random anime characters, because hell if I was giving my vote to either Bush or Kerry.
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