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Why on Earth is Leahy so high? After reading on his positions he doesn't sound all that great.

	21-02-2003 00:18									#33
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	21-02-2003 00:19									#34
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quote: 1. Bush, George W. - US President (Very probable) (100%) Click here for info 2. Browne, Harry Libertarian (past candidate, possible) (56%) Click here for info 3. Buchanan, Patrick J. – Reform/Republican (past candidate, possible) (55%) Click here for info 4. Bayh, Sentator Evan, IN - Democrat (announced he will not run) (54%) Click here for info 5. Kerry, Senator John, MA - Democrat (announced he will run) (43%) Click here for info 6. Phillips, Howard - Constitution (42%) Click here for info 7. McCain, Sentator John, AZ- Republican (mentioned as a Democratic candidate) (42%) Click here for info 8. Clinton, Senator Hillary Rodham, NY - Democrat (announced she will not run) (42%) Click here for info 9. Biden, Senator Joe, DE - Democrat (considering) (42%) Click here for info 10. Lieberman Senator Joe CT - Democrat: (announced he will run) (39%) Click here for info 11. Nader, Ralph - Green Party (past candidate, possible) (39%) Click here for info 12. Daschle, Senate Minority Leader Tom, SD - Democrat (announced he will not run) (37%) Click here for info 13. Dodd, Senator Chris, CT - Democrat (considering) (37%) Click here for info 14. Edwards, Senator John, NC - Democrat (announced he will run) (36%) Click here for info 15. Feinstein, Senator Dianne, CA - Democrat (mentioned) (33%) Click here for info 16. Kucinich, Cong. Dennis, OH - Democrat (announced he will run) (30%) Click here for info 17. Kaptur, Cong. Marcy, OH - Democrat (mentioned) (29%) Click here for info 18. Jackson, Cong. Jesse Jr., IL - Democrat (mentioned) (29%) Click here for info 19. Gephardt, Cong. ****, MO - Democrat (announced he will run) (29%) Click here for info 20. Feingold, Senator Russ, WI - Democrat (mentioned) (25%) Click here for info 21. Graham, Senator Bob, FL - Democrat (considering) (25%) Click here for info 22. Sharpton, Reverend Al - Democrat (announced he will run) (24%) Click here for info 23. Socialist Candidate (McReynolds bowed out, party may not run a candidate) (23%) Click here for info 24. Leahy, Patrick Senator, Vermont - Democrat (mentioned) (19%) Click here for info 25. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT - Democrat (announced he will run) (19%) Click here for info 26. Hagelin, John - Natural Law (past candidate, possible) (16%) Click here for info 27. Bradley, Former Senator Bill NJ - Democrat (past candidate, not likely) (12%) Click here for info 28. Gore, Former Vice-President Al - Democrat (announced he will not run) (8%) Click here for info 29. Vilsack, Governor. Tom IA - Democrat (3%) Click here for info 30. Moseley-Braun, Former Senator Carol IL - Democrat (announced she will run) (2%) Click here for info 31. Hart, Former Sentator Gary, CO - Democrat (considering) (1%) Click here for info 32. LaRouche, Lyndon H. Jr. - Democrat (past candidate, possible) (0%) Click here for info 33. Clark, Retired Army General Wesley K "Wes" Arkansas - Democrat (considering) (0%) Click here for info

Looks like Kerry is the Dem I agree most with who is running.

	21-02-2003 00:25									#35
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I'm tellin' ya, Kerry ain't bad.

	21-02-2003 00:39									#36
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quote: Your Results: 1. Nader, Ralph - Green Party (past candidate, possible) (100%) Click here for info 2. Jackson, Cong. Jesse Jr., IL - Democrat (mentioned) (80%) Click here for info 3. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT - Democrat (announced he will run) (76%) Click here for info 4. Feingold, Senator Russ, WI - Democrat (mentioned) (75%) Click here for info 5. Leahy, Patrick Senator, Vermont - Democrat (mentioned) (75%) Click here for info 6. Clinton, Senator Hillary Rodham, NY - Democrat (announced she will not run) (71%) Click here for info 7. Edwards, Senator John, NC - Democrat (announced he will run) (71%) Click here for info 8. Socialist Candidate (McReynolds bowed out, party may not run a candidate) (70%) Click here for info 9. Kucinich, Cong. Dennis, OH - Democrat (announced he will run) (69%) Click here for info 10. Sharpton, Reverend Al - Democrat (announced he will run) (67%) Click here for info 11. Gephardt, Cong. ****, MO - Democrat (announced he will run) (66%) Click here for info 12. Browne, Harry Libertarian (past candidate, possible) (62%) Click here for info 13. Kerry, Senator John, MA - Democrat (announced he will run) (61%) Click here for info 14. Kaptur, Cong. Marcy, OH - Democrat (mentioned) (61%) Click here for info 15. Biden, Senator Joe, DE - Democrat (considering) (59%) Click here for info 16. Daschle, Senate Minority Leader Tom, SD - Democrat (announced he will not run) (57%) Click here for info 17. Gore, Former Vice-President Al - Democrat (announced he will not run) (55%) Click here for info 18. Lieberman Senator Joe CT - Democrat: (announced he will run) (49%) Click here for info 19. Bradley, Former Senator Bill NJ - Democrat (past candidate, not likely) (49%) Click here for info 20. Feinstein, Senator Dianne, CA - Democrat (mentioned) (49%) Click here for info 21. Bayh, Sentator Evan, IN - Democrat (announced he will not run) (48%) Click here for info 22. Graham, Senator Bob, FL - Democrat (considering) (48%) Click here for info 23. Dodd, Senator Chris, CT - Democrat (considering) (46%) Click here for info 24. Bush, George W. - US President (Very probable) (38%) Click here for info 25. Buchanan, Patrick J. – Reform/Republican (past candidate, possible) (34%) Click here for info 26. McCain, Sentator John, AZ- Republican (mentioned as a Democratic candidate) (21%) Click here for info 27. Hagelin, John - Natural Law (past candidate, possible) (20%) Click here for info 28. Moseley-Braun, Former Senator Carol IL - Democrat (announced she will run) (18%) Click here for info 29. Phillips, Howard - Constitution (15%) Click here for info 30. Vilsack, Governor. Tom IA - Democrat (7%) Click here for info 31. Hart, Former Sentator Gary, CO - Democrat (considering) (5%) Click here for info 32. Clark, Retired Army General Wesley K "Wes" Arkansas - Democrat (considering) (0%) Click here for info 33. LaRouche, Lyndon H. Jr. - Democrat (past candidate, possible) (0%) Click here for info

Sure, I voted for Nader last time 'round, but only out of complete and utter disgust with the Reps & Dems.

The list doesn't make sense to me. First off, I put fiscal responsibility at "high" ("Regardless of increases or decreases, it is vitally important that federal spending and taxes are balanced.") and my list starts with a Green and then a bunch of Democrats? Yeah.

But I guess being anti-NRA, pro-abortion rights, and somewhat pro-environment knocks out the republicans, huh?

-Arrian

	21-02-2003 00:54									#37
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quote: I'm tellin' ya, Kerry ain't bad.

Kerry's head looks weird.

	21-02-2003 00:54									#38
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First off, the only Repubs they have are Bush and McCain - so seeing lots of Dems, etc. is natural. Second, they don't know the stance of every politician they have there so take all of this with a grain of salt. Take this....

General Wesley K. Clark

quote: No confirmed positions on abortion, affirmative action, economic policy or health care. He’s on the record as opposing the trade embargo with Cuba. However he has made some telling statements. "I grew up in an armed forces that treated everyone as a valued member of the team," he said. "Everyone got healthcare, and the army cared about the education of everyone's family members. It wasn't the attitude that you find in some places, where people are fending for themselves and the safety net doesn't work."

So the General probably won't be the top guy on your list no matter what.
Incidentally, Lyndon H. Jr LaRouche doesn't even have any info. in his page - it's just a blank form.

So, in your list you should just assume those two guys are at the bottom.

	21-02-2003 01:17									#39
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The Dems and the Greens have the tendency to balance the budget. The republicans are usually the ones who are irresponsible.

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quote: Originally posted by Stefu Kerry's head looks weird.

A classic voter.

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quote: Originally posted by Lawrence of Arabia The Dems and the Greens have the tendency to balance the budget.

How do you know what tendencies the Greens have when they have yet to attain any real power?

	21-02-2003 01:50									#42
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quote: Originally posted by Lawrence of Arabia The Dems and the Greens have the tendency to balance the budget. The republicans are usually the ones who are irresponsible.

Actually, from my observations, NO party has "the tendency to balance the budget." The Dems tax & spend, the republicans cut taxes and still spend (resulting in huge debt) and the Greens, as has been pointed out, have never had the chance, but I doubt they would be different.

Bastards! All of them! Viva la resistance! Or something.

-Arrian

	21-02-2003 02:14									#43
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	21-02-2003 02:22									#44
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US Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, a Democrat of Ohio

My top dem. 81% agreement

Bush had 100% agreement.


"His advocacy of a Department of Peace seeks not only to make nonviolence an organizing principle in our society, but to make war archaic. His is a powerful, ethical voice for nuclear disarmament, preservation of the ABM treaty, banning weapons in outer space, and a halt to the development of a 'Star Wars' - type missile defense technology."

"Abortion Policy: He received a 10% score from Planned Parenthood and a 75% from the National Right to Life Committee."

	21-02-2003 02:51									#45
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Floyd, I'm surprised Nader was number 4 on your list.

	21-02-2003 03:58									#46
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I should't really take these kinds of tests.

quote: 1. Bush, George W. - US President (Very probable) (100%) 2. Browne, Harry Libertarian (past candidate, possible) (80%) 3. Bayh, Sentator Evan, IN - Democrat (announced he will not run) (62%) 4. McCain, Sentator John, AZ- Republican (mentioned as a Democratic candidate) (62%) 5. Daschle, Senate Minority Leader Tom, SD - Democrat (announced he will not run) (54%) 6. Biden, Senator Joe, DE - Democrat (considering) (51%) 7. Edwards, Senator John, NC - Democrat (announced he will run) (51%) 8. Lieberman Senator Joe CT - Democrat: (announced he will run) (50%) ... 28. Vilsack, Governor. Tom IA - Democrat (6%) 29. Kucinich, Cong. Dennis, OH - Democrat (announced he will run) (6%) 30. Hart, Former Sentator Gary, CO - Democrat (considering) (5%) 31. Moseley-Braun, Former Senator Carol IL - Democrat (announced she will run) (3%) 32. LaRouche, Lyndon H. Jr. - Democrat (past candidate, possible) (0%) 33. Clark, Retired Army General Wesley K "Wes" Arkansas - Democrat (considering) (0%)

	21-02-2003 05:02									#47
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--"Not many Lyndon LaRouche fans here, I see."

Even most Apolytoners have more sense than that.

In any case, Browne topped my list. No surprise there. A Democrat as number four was a surprise, as were two and three (Bush and Buchanan, not likely). Even less likely are Sharpton, Nader and Hillary as 7-9.

Not a great selector, it only got two out of the top ten correct. It also seems to be heavily over-representing Nader. I know it's a fitting choice for some of you, but come on... Floyd and myself?

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	21-02-2003 05:16									#48
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I think that if it asked more questions about environmentalism and corporations and the like, Nader would drop a lot on many of our lists.

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Austin has way too many libertarians to be a healthy society.

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Also it's got virtually nothing but Democrats. You're bound to have a few in the top ten.

Nobody seems to agree with Gen. Clark. Must not be included in the calculations. You'd think though, that he might have a pretty good shot in real life, just on account of his stars.

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Nader in first, as a 100% match. All but two people in my top 20 are Dems (the two non-Dems being Nader and the Socialist candidate). Browne finished 22nd, at 34%. LaRouche dead last.

Bizzarely, McCain finished below Bush and Buchanan.

	21-02-2003 06:46									#52
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Somehow you end up with either Buchanon or LaRouche in your top 20, no matter how you answer.

Bush topped my list, followed by a Democrat I don't know who isn't running, and Browne.

	21-02-2003 07:03									#53
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Bush and Clinton at top?

	21-02-2003 07:10									#54
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Yeah, this selector is kind of screwy... while I agree with the Nader for my #1, Howard Dean is the candidate I most agree with. And he's like 11th... and he's below Jesse Jackson on this list; Jesse Jackson is despicable 4sshole, BTW.

	21-02-2003 07:14									#55
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quote: Originally posted by Arrian Actually, from my observations, NO party has "the tendency to balance the budget." The Dems tax & spend, the republicans cut taxes and still spend (resulting in huge debt) and the Greens, as has been pointed out, have never had the chance, but I doubt they would be different. Bastards! All of them! Viva la resistance! Or something. -Arrian

Of the Presidents in the White House over the past, oh, 24 years, only a Democrat balanced the budget and reduced the deficit and national debt.

	21-02-2003 07:18									#56
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More than 24 years Bo-Bo...

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I know, but I didn't want to rub it in too much.

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He did that with a killer economy though, one propelled by a stock market bubble. Any damn fool could balance a budget if he's got that kind of income.

	21-02-2003 07:28									#60
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quote: Originally posted by Felch X He did that with a killer economy though, one propelled by a stock market bubble. Any damn fool could balance a budget if he's got that kind of income.

Cart before the horse. Clinton's decision to pay down the debt was instrumental to the killer economy.

Other presidents before him *cough*Reagan*cough* also experienced great economies, but only ballooned the debt further.