SGG's Pick the President Poll

[hooskins]

Not that the dems don't suck either, but I go with the lesser of the two evils.

[Redskins8588]

Ron Paul

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by hooskins

Says something about the values of the Republican party and who they support.

C'mon man, you know better than to generalize like that.

[KLHJ2]

Alone again! John McCain.

[BDBohnzie]

I'd choose McCain from this list. I can't see either Clinton or Obama winning because this country at the moment (unfortunately) is too closed minded to vote for either a woman or an African American. Giuliani doesn't do it for me, neither does Romney.

However, Fred Thompson is the dark horse in all of this. The average, politically uninformed American is going to recognize him and automatically associate with him.

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by dmek25

if i had to vote on strictly the poll, i would vote for Hilliary. there is nothing that bothers me about a powerful, educated woman

I don't mind women holding positions of power, but the fact that that particular woman is a viable candidate for the presidency makes me lose faith in the American public. If there was no Bill Clinton, Hillary wouldn't even have come close to becoming the mayor of New York, much less the presidency.

[SmootSmack]

When did Hillary become mayor of New York?

I thought there'd be more votes for Mitt

[MTK]

Romney puts Kerry to shame when it comes to flip-flopping.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

When did Hillary become mayor of New York?

LOL yeah Mayor Bloomberg might have something to say about that.

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

When did Hillary become mayor of New York?

Senator... My fault.

[Beemnseven]

Where's Ron Paul? That's who I want.

[SmootSmack]

Why does everyone love Ron Paul so much?

[MTK]

Ron Paul was very interesting on his appearance on the Bill Maher show last week

[Beemnseven]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Why does everyone love Ron Paul so much?

He wants us out of Iraq, and wants us to give up our self-appointed role of policeman of the world.

Ron Paul favors a non-interventionist foreign policy -- and though he's not doing very well in the polls, I'd bet that most Americans are getting sick of the idea of throwing billions of dollars in foreign aid to countries that hate us, and getting American troops killed overthrowing dictators when it should be the job of those who are oppressed.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Beemnseven

He wants us out of Iraq, and wants us to give up our self-appointed role of policeman of the world.

Ron Paul favors a non-interventionist foreign policy -- and though he's not doing very well in the polls, I'd bet that most Americans are getting sick of the idea of throwing billions of dollars in foreign aid to countries that hate us, and getting American troops killed overthrowing dictators when it should be the job of those who are oppressed.

Does he actually have a plan to get us out? Whether we want to be or not, I think we sort of have to be involved in other country's issues. The world is flat as they say.