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 Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 6:15 pm
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 8:17 pm
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Jonnnn I'll take Guiliani over any of the front runners. Well, I would take Obama if not for his view on socializing healthcare. What a economic disaster that would be :/ Mitt Romney is the definition of neo-conservative, a typical polition who will do any thing to get into office. What a public sucking dumbass. @Deathguiser - Not meaning you specifically, but in general people really need to stop voting to what party they were born into. Do some of your own research, choose the one who reflects your beliefs and will do the best, not most, for the country. I'm surrounded by dedicated liberals who cannot tell me any of the other candidates than Clinton. sad It's sad really, this country will ultimately go nowhere with two partys, both going against eachother just for the popularity.
i understand what you mean, but I really like republicans views better. plus I have lived in New Yrok while Guillani was mayor, and personally I thought he did a good job of running the place. And personally, I think most of our reppublican presidents have done a better job then our democratic ones. (democrats, don't flame me please, my opinion) choosing your political party is a matter of whose views you like better, and so far I have liked the republican ones. Plus being from New york, with a whole family from there, you can only guess I would want Guilliani to win. |
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 1:38 pm
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