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DogDragon
26 Jan 2008, 01:44pm
I know ( IC ) don't like getting into what people think
about the government.( To easy to trouble get started )
Which I agree, But check this out.
It's a quiz on who you should vote for I did it thinking, ok this is
got to be a joke.
But after taking it, It came up with who I would vote for
and it was right.
Try it

http://www.blogthings.com/whoshouldyouvoteforquiz/

tmh88
26 Jan 2008, 04:52pm
It told me I should vote for 8 different people....4 of them were tied at first

DogDragon
26 Jan 2008, 05:46pm
It told me I should vote for 8 different people....4 of them were tied at first

It give you the 8 running than a %. the highest % is how you should
vote. But a four way tie, You going to have a tough choice.

RWB
26 Jan 2008, 05:56pm
hahaha wtf

Barack Obama: 75%
Hillary Clinton: 56%
John Edwards: 50%
Mitt Romney: 31%
John McCain: 25%
Mike Huckabee: 25%
Ron Paul: 25%
Rudy Giuliani: 25%

Thelemech
26 Jan 2008, 06:21pm
Barack Obama: 75%
Hillary Clinton: 56%
John Edwards: 50%
Ron Paul: 44%
John McCain: 38%
Mitt Romney: 31%
Mike Huckabee: 25%
Rudy Giuliani: 19%

..although I'm Canadian I thought I'd give it a shot, looks like I'm a Democrat :)

mas0n
26 Jan 2008, 06:46pm
Ron Paul: 81%
John McCain: 56%
Barack Obama: 44%
John Edwards: 44%
Rudy Giuliani: 38%
Hillary Clinton: 31%
Mike Huckabee: 25%
Mitt Romney: 13%

not at all surprising for me...

muddocktor
26 Jan 2008, 08:06pm
That's a rigged POS poll and doesn't give correct answers. It tells me I would rather have Hillary or Obama about 80% of the time no matter how I change the answers.

I'd rather cut off my nads than vote for Hillary. :eek:

Leonardo
26 Jan 2008, 08:17pm
That's a rigged POS poll Not sure about rigged, but it's very superficial. It seems to me the questions are based on the what the candidates might have said rather than their actual records. The poll has about the same value and validity as US television news.

With that said, it did peg me correctly with a couple issues, but the 'top choice' at 75% was someone I consider to be odious (shall remain unnamed).

Crazy Joe
26 Jan 2008, 09:48pm
This (http://www.selectsmart.com/president/2008.html)one is much more unbiased...

Black Hawk
26 Jan 2008, 10:10pm
Both give me Obama with 75% but I didn't like some of the questions.

Thrax
26 Jan 2008, 10:31pm
This quiz looked at me funny.

Nomad
26 Jan 2008, 10:59pm
This has bad associations and answers, for example there is no 'Increase troop' option for solutions to the Iraq war, which would give a clear advantage to McCain.

csimon
26 Jan 2008, 11:46pm
I think it's a load of poop. Did anyone not have Obama as the highest percentage?

edit:/ on second thought I withdraw my opinion.

Leonardo
27 Jan 2008, 01:06am
Did anyone not have Obama as the highest percentage? I assume you are referring to the second quiz? If so, on the list of 31, Obama for me ended up 24th (but ahead of Clinton and Edwards). First (after theoretical favorite) was Alan Keyes, which made me smile. I have always admired him, but did not even know he had attempted a run this time. First major candidate on my results was John McCain. Frankly, I haven't been a big fan of his. Maybe I should relook his record and his proposals. Of the major candidates still running, John Edwards was near the bottom.

Some minor surprises here for me, but very minor. I must confess though, some of the names I did not know had ever made a serious nod at running. Some other names I did not even know.

airbornflght
27 Jan 2008, 01:19am
. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Ron Paul (66%) Information link
3. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (66%) Information link
4. Barack Obama (63%) Information link
5. Wayne Allyn Root (63%) Information link
6. Christopher Dodd (withdrawn) (60%) Information link
7. Al Gore (not announced) (58%) Information link
8. Dennis Kucinich (withdrawn) (55%) Information link
9. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (54%) Information link
10. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (52%) Information link
11. Mike Gravel (51%) Information link

Not bad. I do like ron paul but the media killed his campaign. And after Paul I'm liking Obama. It's kinda nice to have a candidate on both parties. Never seemed to care much about the parties, they both have good and bad.

Crazy Joe
27 Jan 2008, 02:16am
Yea, the first one gave me Obama no matter what I selected... The one I posted gave me the results I expected and did dramatically change if I changed answers...

rolleggroll
27 Jan 2008, 08:33am
Hillary Clinton: 75%
Barack Obama: 56%
John Edwards: 44%
John McCain: 38%
Mike Huckabee: 38%
Mitt Romney: 38%
Ron Paul: 38%
Rudy Giuliani: 31%


Who you agree with on the war in Iraq: Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama

Who you agree with on the economy: Hillary Clinton, and Mitt Romney

Who you agree with on health care: Barack Obama

Who you agree with on taxes: Mike Huckabee

Who you agree with on abortion: Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Barack Obama, and Rudy Giuliani

Who you agree with on gay rights: Ron Paul and John McCain


hahaha hilary. no other comment.

maxclark
27 Jan 2008, 03:39pm
Barack Obama: 69%
John Edwards: 69%
Hillary Clinton: 50%
Ron Paul: 31%
Mitt Romney: 25%
Rudy Giuliani: 25%
John McCain: 19%
Mike Huckabee: 13%

GHoosdum
28 Jan 2008, 03:13pm
Both gave me McCain in 1st place and Ron Paul either tied for 1st or in Second. Obama and Clinton were near the bottom in both.

The second quiz gave me Colbert near the top of the results, and he probably would have been higher if I had selected "broadcast commentator" as being a possible qualified candidate. This makes me chuckle; how can we really know what his true political beliefs are?