81 David McReynolds
74 Ralph Nader
66 Bill Bradley
63 Albert Gore Jr.
59 John Hagelin
38 Harry Browne
16 George W. Bush
12 John S. McCain
12 Alan Keyes
10 Howard Phillips
0 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
Ha! ZERO for Pat Buchanan. Why am I not surprised?
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81 David McReynolds
73 Bill Bradley
72 Ralph Nader
64 Albert Gore Jr.
55 John Hagelin
40 Harry Browne
27 John S. McCain
23 George W. Bush
23 Howard Phillips
21 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
13 Alan Keyes
But this is old stuff. I give Bush 4 years, he’ll screw up, then the party is out again.
David McReynolds 94
Ralph Nader 82
Bill Bradley 70
Albert Gore Jr. 64
John Hagelin 53
Harry Browne 33
Howard Phillips 26
Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan 22
John S. McCain 19
Alan Keyes 17
George W. Bush 15
That’s about right, although I didn’t expect Bush to be last. I’m really not surprised.
Interesting how David McReynolds pops to the top of the bunch so often. I totally agree with three of his four main campaign points, but his “maximum wage of four times the minimum wage” idea is a little socialist even for me.
Dr. J
“Seriously, baby, I can prescribe anything I want!” -Dr. Nick Riviera
I took this test clear back in October and the results then were:
71 Bill Bradley
65 David McReynolds
60 Albert Gore Jr.
40 Ralph Nader
34 Warren Beatty
33 Donald Trump
33 George W. Bush
32 Elizabeth Dole
31 Malcolm (Steve) Forbes Jr.
29 Harry Browne
28 John S. McCain
23 Gary L. Bauer
22 Robert C. (Bob) Smith
22 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
20 Orrin Hatch
18 Alan Keyes
16 John Hagelin
9 Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr.
I took it again a couple weeks ago and while I don’t remember all the results, Bill Bradley was still number 1 and Al Gore was hovering around number 2 or 3. What the hell, if Bradley’s out then I guess I’ll go Gore. It’s probably apathy like this that’s ruining the country
“I hope life isn’t a big joke, because I don’t get it,” Jack Handy
90 Harry Browne
66 Alan Keyes
58 John Hagelin
56 Howard Phillips
55 George W. Bush
48 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
47 David McReynolds
40 John S. McCain
34 Ralph Nader
32 Bill Bradley
26 Albert Gore Jr.
“My Accountz Reeceevable Posse don’t call me Tha Troubleshoota for nothin’. Suckas think I be chillin’, but I gots to represent at all times, 'cuz ain’t nobody else reeceeve accountz right but ME.” --Herbert Kornfeld
76 Bill Bradley
75 Albert Gore Jr.
75 David McReynolds
67 Ralph Nader
46 John Hagelin
44 John S. McCain
35 Harry Browne
26 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
24 George W. Bush
24 Howard Phillips
8 Alan Keyes
The only surprise here is Bradley over Gore by one point. I’ve gotta go with Gore.
Except for mouthbreather, looks like we’re a bunch of wild-eyed liberals so far.
72
Bill Bradley
72
Ralph Nader
61
Albert Gore Jr.
51
John Hagelin
44
Harry Browne
19
John S. McCain
19
George W. Bush
17
Howard Phillips
14
Alan Keyes
13
Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
84 Ralph Nader
81 David McReynolds
80 Bill Bradley
76 Albert Gore Jr.
44 John Hagelin
31 Harry Browne
25 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
25 John S. McCain
19 Howard Phillips
16 George W. Bush
9 Alan Keyes
Of course, I’m not surprised in the least. My views are pretty liberal.
Shadowfox
“The dead have risen, and they’re voting Republican!” - Bart Simpson
75 John Hagelin
74 Howard Phillips
73 Alan Keyes
73 George W. Bush
64 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
63 Harry Browne
62 John S. McCain
31 Albert Gore Jr.
31 Ralph Nader
30 Bill Bradley
20 David McReynolds
hmmm…
Actually, I thought a couple of the choices were lousy; I put “no preference” on things where I DO have a preference, but it’s more middle of the road.
Wild-eyed liberals, my butt. You guys all sound like a bunch of pinko fellow-traveling, Tracy Chapman-listening, Tom Robbins-reading, Rigoberta Menchu-loving, tofu-eating, San Francisco-living, non-leather-wearing, 60s-worshipping, long-hair-having, beard-wearing, Hare Krishna-chanting, armed forces-hating, tree-hugging Commie hippie freaks.
Oh, hell, I love y’all anyway.
–Lawrence, your Barcelona Partido Popular-this-weekend-in-the-Spanish-elections- voting correspondent
As an experiment, I shifted a few of my answers over one space:
75 Howard Phillips
74 John Hagelin
69 George W. Bush
65 Alan Keyes
64 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
60 John S. McCain
58 Harry Browne
38 David McReynolds
37 Ralph Nader
32 Albert Gore Jr.
32 Bill Bradley
This does not take into account my tendency to weight environmental issues more heavily than others–ever notice that “the environment” is treated as just one issue by political types? I think it’s a lot bigger than most of the stuff people get upset about.
“My Accountz Reeceevable Posse don’t call me Tha Troubleshoota for nothin’. Suckas think I be chillin’, but I gots to represent at all times, 'cuz ain’t nobody else reeceeve accountz right but ME.” --Herbert Kornfeld
Looks like I’m another Socialist. If you want to know, I was going to vote for Nader. Still, I’m a little worried that ol’ Pat came out ahead of McCain, though…
Heck is where you go when you don’t believe in Gosh.
