1. Joe Biden 2. Hillary Clinton 3. Chris Dodd
Posted by glassman on :
i think Joe biden is the best candidate for restoring our diplomatic integrity.
i don't agree with him on everything, but i don't don't agree with anybody else on everything... even my wife Posted by Machiavelli on :
you didn't take the quiz Glass... don't make me spray you with Nare so you lose all your hair lol ... This is a exercise to show what it says about our personalities that may surprise you..
Posted by glassman on :
i did take the test, but i'm not telling who i got.
hint: he is trying to impeach Cheney and Bush, and i think he's right to do it.
is it the "best" thing for the country? probably not, but sometimes (ok usually) doing the right thing is not easy.
Posted by Machiavelli on :
oh come on... don't be ashamed to tell us the 3 candidates based on your quiz answers... is it because one of them is Hillary? lol chicken...
Posted by glassman on :
nope, honest to god, i have been immersed in politics all my life. the house i grew up in? i could see RFK stadium, the capital and the washington monument. and it was a way of life in my family. i KNOW why i don't like the Clintons, esp. since we already had 8 years of them.
i even took it twice and picked a couple slightly different answers that i would be OK with and Hillary ain't in either one at all.. Ron Paul came up second in both, but not first in either one.. i KNOW what Hillary stands for. it's not very different from Bush. it's just just the Clinton's are more competent. i mean that literally. the Clintons ran a meritocracy (which is better). the bush's run the "old boys" network, but they are still working on the same exact goals...
i get Biden at another similar site. Hillary is way down the list here for me too, but they ask different questions:
[ November 07, 2007, 02:17: Message edited by: glassman ]
Posted by glassman on :
here's what you get when you vote for Hillary:
Chelsea Clinton in new hedge fund gig Former first daughter ditching her consulting job at McKinsey & Co. for lucrative spot at Avenue Capital Group. November 3 2006: 5:13 PM EST
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton has joined Avenue Capital Group, a hedge fund manager whose founder has contributed to many Democratic Party campaigns, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday.
People familiar with the matter reported that Clinton, 26, is quitting her job at the consulting firm McKinsey & Co. and will take a position at the New York-based hedge fund Avenue Capital Group. Posted by IWISHIHAD on :
It does not appear that Senator McCain will be in the race unless something changes.
I saw the interview with his wife last week, rather interesting. The 95 year old mother on the campaign trail with them and she looked to be in great health. I did not realize that the wife had lots of money (budweiser dist.) she said she could finance the campaign but her husband does not want it that way.
I also read that he comes from a military family background and appears his son might be going off to Iraq, very unusal for these politicians kids.
Unfortunately i think his views on the war are to much like our present administration.
As a person seems to be very good, but has just been around the politics to long now.
Posted by bdgee on :
T.R. again.
Posted by turbokid on :
i got
1 Ron Paul.. (damn right) 2 Mike Gravel 3 Dennis Kucinich
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