Which Democrat do you like

[Nemesis 0]

Something is a little screwy here...#5 doesn't make sense. But anyway...it's a flawed survey. :P

I know what you mean, my number 5 should be my number one :)

[John_Anderson 0]

I personally like George Bush, i can't vote yet but i still like Bush the best, all those democrats are really ugly.

Well if this was a beauty contest, than why don't the Democrats endorse Brad Pitt or Johnny Depp??? That would be interesting.....Maybe they could beat Bush based on there looks, ya know get all those ladies support....:P

[Nemesis 0]

Well if this was a beauty contest, than why don't the Democrats endorse Brad Pitt or Johnny Depp??? That would be interesting.....Maybe they could beat Bush based on there looks, ya know get all those ladies support....:P

Come on they don't need Pitt and Depp they have Al Sharpton and Dean like thats all the beauty they need :)

[NDak 0]

Well I am from a very democratic area/state and the thought of voting for the other party make me kinda sick...after all my county hasn;t voted for a republican since Eisenhower (sp)

 

 

1. Your ideal theoretical candidate. (100%)

2. Clark, Retired General Wesley K., AR - Democrat (71%)

3. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT - Democrat (66%)

4. Kucinich, Rep. Dennis, OH - Democrat (67%)

5. Kerry, Senator John, MA -Democrat (65%)

6. Edwards, Senator John, NC - Democrat (61%)

7. Sharpton, Reverend Al - Democrat (57%)

8. Lieberman, Senator Joe, CT - Democrat (30%)

9. Libertarian Candidate (23%)

10. Bush, President George W. - Republican (8%)

11. Phillips, Howard - Constitution (3%)

Edited January 20, 2004 by Ern_Ndak

[Seiben 0]

Well, well. It looks like Dennis Kunich would get my vote, if I were an American. :P

 

Your Results:

 

1. Your ideal theoretical candidate. (42%) Click here for info

2. Kucinich, Rep. Dennis, OH - Democrat (69%) Click here for info

3. Kerry, Senator John, MA - Democrat (58%) Click here for info

4. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT - Democrat (57%) Click here for info

5. Sharpton, Reverend Al - Democrat (57%) Click here for info

6. Edwards, Senator John, NC - Democrat (54%) Click here for info

7. Clark, Retired General Wesley K., AR - Democrat (52%) Click here for info

8. Lieberman, Senator Joe, CT - Democrat (44%) Click here for info

9. Libertarian Candidate (34%) Click here for info

10. Bush, President George W. - Republican (31%) Click here for info

11. Phillips, Howard - Constitution (13%) Click here for info

Edited January 20, 2004 by Seiben

[Nemesis 0]

You're pretty conservative Seiben :-P

[Seiben 0]

I guess I am. perhaps I shoulda voted for the PCs intstead of the Lberals, then. LOL :P

[Nemesis 0]

Well being a Canadian and seeing which American politician I supported was fun and all but how bout you Americans deciding which Canadian party you support :P

 

http://www.selectsmart.com/FREE/select.php...=canpoliparties

 

PS. Just use Progressive Conservatives, Liberals, Alliance, and New Democratic Party in you responses because they are the major parties ::spit::

Edited January 20, 2004 by NEMESIS

[Nemesis 0]

1. New Democratic Party

2. Progressive Conservative Party

3. Liberal Party

4. Alliance Party

 

I think 1 should be four and 2 number 1 but you know :P

[Seiben 0]

Hmm, the Progressive Conservatives are my top results. I'll keep that in mind in our upcoming Prime Minister elections. :P lol, the Bloc Quebecois is my 2nd choice. lol

Rank

#1 equals your best match Item

Default order is alphabetical

 

Your prediction for your #1 result: Liberal

Does that match your actual #1 result below? #1 Progressive Conservative Party

 

#2 Bloc Quebecois

 

#3 Natural Law Party

 

#4 Liberal Party

 

#5 Christian Heritage Party

 

#6 Alliance Party

 

#7 Marxist-Leninist Party

 

#8 New Democratic Party

 

#9 Green Party

 

#10 Canadian Action Party

[Nemesis 0]

I think for my first election I'll have to vote for the liberals because ::sniff:: the PC is merging with the Alliance party and the Alliance support Heritage Front and I can't support that.

[Merina 0]

Why should I care? I can't vote yet. That's why

[Nemesis 0]

Because these are the people who can run your country and if someone else other then Bush the Democrat who wins these nominations would be up for a re-election next term when you will be of voting age so it is best to veiw their campaign stratedgys and promises now so you will not be suckered into a candiate that you do not truly like because you voted on one year of campaigning compared to entire 5

[Seiben 0]

Because these are the people who can run your country and if someone else other then Bush the Democrat who wins these nominations would be up for a re-election next term when you will be of voting age so it is best to veiw their campaign stratedgys and promises now so you will not be suckered into a candiate that you do not truly like because you voted on one year of campaigning compared to entire 5

Yeah, I hate to admit it, but Nem is right. Even if you're not voting age as of yet, it would still be beneficial if you are aware of the presidential candidates. These people will be running yur country for thee next four years at least. By being aware of the candidates earlier, you;ll have a better idea of who to vote for when you reach voting age, instead of voting for someone you don't know, and regretting your decision. Such was the case for Prime minister Kim Cambell who only lasted a few months as PM before she was replaced by Jean Cretein. The more you know about the candidates, the more satisfies you'll be when you exit the voting booths in 2008.

[John_Anderson 0]

When did this become a forum of Canadian politics....I can see the GM's coming to lock the topic......once again because of the Canadians :P.

 

I'm just messing around. Amazing that such a strange country is so politically diverse. :)

[Seiben 0]

Yes, and it's our diversity that make out country so strong.

[LoAmi 0]

After one incredibly embarrassing set of results, I had to go back and change the "priorties" (they matter a lot in the results!), and got:

 

1. Your ideal theoretical candidate. (100%)

2. Clark, Retired General Wesley K., AR - Democrat (83%)

3. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT - Democrat (83%)

4. Sharpton, Reverend Al - Democrat (81%)

5. Kucinich, Rep. Dennis, OH - Democrat (78%)

6. Edwards, Senator John, NC - Democrat (69%)

7. Kerry, Senator John, MA - Democrat (66%)

8. Lieberman, Senator Joe, CT - Democrat (48%)

9. Libertarian Candidate (36%)

10. Phillips, Howard - Constitution (13%)

11. Bush, President George W. - Republican (7%)

 

There were quite a few times I thought the website didn't have quite an appropriate choice...

 

The Canadian one is quite messed up (I don't think it asks enough questions or represents the parties correctly). It gave me the Marxist-Lennists as 1 and the NDP as 2. Had I been able to vote in Canada, I couldn't vote for either of them, even holding my nose at the ballot.

[Nemesis 0]

I know what you mean I got the Green party :-P I'm strictly against the Green Party but I'm making my own with much more questions :P

[Seiben 0]

Yeah, I know, eh? I think that Canadian poll (and maybe the American one) is fixed. I've been a fan of the Liberal party for quite some time. I even voted for the Liberal Party in the Ontario Provincial Elections last October. ::sighs:: Oh well.

[John_Anderson 0]

What was your Number 1, LoAmi??? Was it Al Sharpton or someone strange?? :).

 

I'm not gonna post up my Canadian results since I had no idea how to stand on any of the issues, since they were of none of my concern. :). Anyways it's just Canada, it's not like they're important or anything. :P :D

[Atragon9 0]

What was your Number 1, LoAmi??? Was it Al Sharpton or someone strange?? :).

 

I'm not gonna post up my Canadian results since I had no idea how to stand on any of the issues, since they were of none of my concern. :). Anyways it's just Canada, it's not like they're important or anything. :P :D

Ahem... I know it's "all in fun," but let's not start down the road to denigrate other people's beliefs, countries or political backing. Thank you.

 

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[Nemesis 0]

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Just to let you know if it weren't for the CBC you guys wouldn't have Mr. Rogers because it was created and first filmed by the CBC. :P

[Dumbass 0]

Crap! Now I'm going to have that Mr. Rogers song running through my head all day at work! Grrr... :P

[NDak 0]

Crap! Now I'm going to have that Mr. Rogers song running through my head all day at work! Grrr... :P

:) ::sees his topic has done a good deed for the day and smiles::

 

And yes thank you A-9 for reminding us to be respectfull of our fellow simmers, such was what i was worried about when i made this topic.

[John_Anderson 0]

Ahem... I know it's "all in fun," but let's not start down the road to denigrate other people's beliefs, countries or political backing.  Thank you.

 

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My apologies, guess that was my failed attempt at being facetious. :). No offense meant of course to anyone on the board or anyones personal beliefs, countries or political backing......Won't you be my neighbor? :P

 

::Mummbling:: Bleeding Speech Professor.....Last time I listen him on PC.... :)