who would you vote for??

The Waiting Trophy Man

if it came down to giuliani or hillary clinton??

http://edition.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/07/poll/index.html

chopitdown

giuliani

Milhouse VanHouten

ralph nader.

farfromglorified

aBoxOfFear wrote:

if it came down to giuliani or hillary clinton??

http://edition.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/07/poll/index.html

None of the above.

Though I'd really be tempted to break my "never vote against someone" rule just to keep Hillary out of office. But since I live in a state that would never elect her I don't think that would be necessary.

Pearl Jam and toast

Hmm... and i'll be voting by the time that might happen..








my brain and heart hurt just thinking about that desicion.

bleh.

I'd probably vote for whoever would counter congress... if congress was Democrat ruled and showed no sign of flipping to the repubs. i'd vote giuliani.

Jammin909

I have voted democrat since 2000 but wouldnt rule out voting for Giuliani. Yeah repubs are the business party but not all are evil and really doubt either party will make any real/substantial changes.

MrBrian

It probably will come down to those two, nevertheless I would'nt vote for any of them, granted i'm Canadian and can't vote.

Americans seem to have a soft spot for giuliani because it was his ugly face they saw every day for a month after 9/11, americans probably don't care about his love of israel and support of the war, he'd probably get many democrat votes, then again the dems love those dirty clintons.

It'll be a crazy race,

tybird

Milhouse VanHouten wrote:

ralph nader.

Yes, I would also be tempted by that choice..again............I would never vote for Ms. Clinton........so, it would be Mr. G

FinsburyParkCarrots

Whatever you chose to bite, it's going to be a shit sandwich.

MrBrian

FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:

Whatever you chose to bite, it's going to be a shit sandwich.

Don't worry, many americans enjoy that fine delicacy.

miller8966

MrBrian wrote:

It probably will come down to those two, nevertheless I would'nt vote for any of them, granted i'm Canadian and can't vote.

Americans seem to have a soft spot for giuliani because it was his ugly face they saw every day for a month after 9/11, americans probably don't care about his love of israel and support of the war, he'd probably get many democrat votes, then again the dems love those dirty clintons.

It'll be a crazy race,

Im a huge israel supporter...so i cant wait to give him my vote

Pearl Jam and toast

MrBrian wrote:

Don't worry, many americans enjoy that fine delicacy.

We call it a Big Mac down south of the border.

tybird

FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:

Whatever you chose to bite, it's going to be a shit sandwich.

Turd sandwich............giant douche.........it's all relative......:)

Abuskedti

aBoxOfFear wrote:

if it came down to giuliani or hillary clinton??

http://edition.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/07/poll/index.html

I like Hillary better, but surely if those two are running, I am sure I can find something better to do on election day than vote.

Hoon

I'd never vote for a Clinton. (or giuliani)

Abookamongstthemany

farfromglorified wrote:

None of the above.

Though I'd really be tempted to break my "never vote against someone" rule just to keep Hillary out of office. But since I live in a state that would never elect her I don't think that would be necessary.

NC is becoming bluer everyday it seems, at least to me anyways. I seriously long to move to Asheville.

Pearl Jam and toast

Abookamongstthemany wrote:

NC is becoming bluer everyday it seems, at least to me anyways. I seriously long to move to Asheville.

It does seem to be moving that way, but we're still very red when it comes to national elections.

Abookamongstthemany

Pearl Jam and toast wrote:

It does seem to be moving that way, but we're still very red when it comes to national elections.

Or so they say.

I always feel very hopeful when visiting your lovely state.

Purple Hawk

Giuliani has ZERO chance of winning the GOP nomination, but I would vote for him over Clinton. But there are very few Democrat that I would vote for, at least for a federal office. Mary Landrieu is probably the only one....maybe Ben Nelson.

Pearl Jam and toast

Abookamongstthemany wrote:

Or so they say.

I always feel very hopeful when visiting your lovely state.

Really?

My area is polluted. 3 cities (high point, winston salem, and greensboro) are converging on us in Kernersville.. right in the middle.. they say in like 20 years it'll just be one giant metropolis.


The beaches used to be incredible.. breathtaking.. and i was even alive to witness it! But in the past decade corporations, yuppies, and bad tourism (the bad kind not bad as in numbers) have turned it into a place to be on a crowded beach with no room and to buy trendy beachwear. There are still amazing places there but ya really gotta look for them sometimes.

The mountains are still beautiful as always

Abookamongstthemany

Pearl Jam and toast wrote:

Really?

My area is polluted. 3 cities (high point, winston salem, and greensboro) are converging on us in Kernersville.. right in the middle.. they say in like 20 years it'll just be one giant metropolis.


The beaches used to be incredible.. breathtaking.. and i was even alive to witness it! But in the past decade corporations, yuppies, and bad tourism (the bad kind not bad as in numbers) have turned it into a place to be on a crowded beach with no room and to buy trendy beachwear. There are still amazing places there but ya really gotta look for them sometimes.

The mountains are still beautiful as always

I mostly go to the mountains, also Greensboro and Chapel Hill. The place looks grand compared to the lesser Carolina.