89 David McReynolds
76 Ralph Nader
70 Bill Bradley
62 Albert Gore Jr.
49 John Hagelin
34 Harry Browne
27 Howard Phillips
24 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
22 Alan Keyes
19 John S. McCain
18 George W. Bush
No real surprises, here. If we were able to weight how important we thought each issue was, I guess Nader would have scored highest for me.
I am a Green Bean, after all!
79 Ralph Nader
76 Bill Bradley
76 David McReynolds
70 Albert Gore Jr.
54 John Hagelin
37 John S. McCain
36 Harry Browne
33 Howard Phillips
27 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
21 George W. Bush
15 Alan Keyes
I am large,
I contradict myself,
I contain multitudes.
~Walt Whitman
74 Bill Bradley
68 Albert Gore Jr.
58 David McReynolds
48 Ralph Nader
47 John S. McCain
45 George W. Bush
42 Howard Phillips
40 John Hagelin
33 Alan Keyes
31 Harry Browne
31 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
I’m amazed that any Republicans showed up with double digits at all on my list, let alone with numbers as high as they are. Somehow I have the feeling that this thing is wrong. I mean how much further away from the republican agenda could I have “voted”? Strongly in favor of gun control, strongly in favor of stricter criminal penalties, strongly anti ANY kind of forced religion in schools, strongly pro gay rights. I mean, what would it have taken for me to get numbers in the low teens for the republicans on my list if those answers didn’t do it? Or are republicans becoming more liberal in their stance on these issues and I just missed it somehow?
“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” - Anne Frank
Hey, right-wingers! Don’t feel so lonesome:
73 Harry Browne
69 Alan Keyes
65 George W. Bush
63 John Hagelin
62 Howard Phillips
61 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
60 John S. McCain
31 Bill Bradley
28 Albert Gore Jr.
27 Ralph Nader
27 David McReynolds
I do question the scoring on this, though, since I disagree with Browne so strongly on a couple of issues that I would never vote for him. And I’d certainly vote for McCain before Pat Buchanan.
Catrandom
Out of curiosity, Cat, what issues do you have with Browne? (if this is intrusive, or whatever, feel free to not answer…)
73 George W. Bush
60 Alan Keyes
56 Howard Phillips
56 John Hagelin
56 John S. McCain
54 Bill Bradley
52 Harry Browne
51 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
47 Albert Gore Jr.
38 David McReynolds
33 Ralph Nader
Dammit, and I was all set to vote for Gore, turns out I’m republican…what do I do now? :rolleyes:
Stupid people surround themselves with smart people. Smart people surround themselves with smart people who disagree with them. - Isaac Jaffee
I’m sure that John Hagelin has a shot! :rolleyes:
71 John Hagelin
64 Howard Phillips
62 Bill Bradley
62 John S. McCain
59 George W. Bush
55 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
55 Ralph Nader
51 Alan Keyes
51 Albert Gore Jr.
46 David McReynolds
45 Harry Browne
Gee, I am shocked beyond all belief.
Voted Rookie of the Year in MPSIMs and the Pit, along with Best One-liners.
And I don’t plan on keeping this as my sig for long, just until the winning buzz wears off.
Apparently I should vote for Bradley. Boy, am I out of luck.
Gamera is really neat, he is full of turtle meat, we’ve been eating Gam-er-aaaa…
Here’s me (Hmm, looks like us right-wing loonies are pulling even with the left-wing loonies):
80 Harry Browne
65 Alan Keyes
53 George W. Bush
51 Howard Phillips
48 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
45 John Hagelin
43 John S. McCain
35 David McReynolds
33 Bill Bradley
28 Ralph Nader
22 Albert Gore Jr.
Which is perfect, since I really want to vote for Alan Keyes anyway. Maybe he’ll still be in the race when the primaries finally hit my state (poor old New Jersey). Browne? Libertarians never win anything. They’re too busy being peaceful and honest.
Of course, dropping out all of the single-issue loonies and no-hopers leaves me with Bush 53, Gore 22. So I’ll be voting for the moron over the robot this year, but I already knew that. (Tough luck about McCain; I agree with him on fewer issues but think he’d be a better president.)
…but when you get blue, and you’ve lost all your dreams, there’s nothing like a campfire and a can of beans!
78 David McReynolds
60 Ralph Nader
57 Albert Gore Jr.
43 John Hagelin
42 Harry Browne
22 George W. Bush
19 John S. McCain
18 Alan Keyes
18 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
17 Howard Phillips
73 David McReynolds
67 Albert Gore Jr.
57 Ralph Nader
43 Harry Browne
33 John Hagelin
23 John S. McCain
21 George W. Bush
14 Howard Phillips
13 Alan Keyes
10 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
“I believe every word that man just said, because it’s exactly what I wanted to hear.”
-Space Ghost
Hmm, no overall winners in this one…
75 Ralph Nader
74 David McReynolds
70 John Hagelin
57 Harry Browne
52 Albert Gore Jr.
28 George W. Bush
27 Howard Phillips
26 Alan Keyes
25 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
22 John S. McCain
HA! McCain, dead last, looks like they read my mind after all. I’m so glad he left the race.
Louie: young guy, possibly a bit green, but smart as paint. - Greg Charles
74 David McReynolds
62 Ralph Nader
60 Albert Gore Jr.
45 Harry Browne
44 John Hagelin
35 Howard Phillips
32 John S. McCain
28 Alan Keyes
27 George W. Bush
25 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
I have a hobby. I have the world’s largest collection of seashells. I keep it scattered on beaches all over the world. Maybe you’ve seen some of it.
86 Alan Keyes
77 George W. Bush
75 Howard Phillips
75 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
74 John S. McCain
59 Harry Browne
53 John Hagelin
23 Albert Gore Jr.
17 Ralph Nader
13 David McReynolds
Looks about right, at least nothing too surprising. I like Keyes, but have long realized that he wouldn’t be a choice in November. Bush it is.
96 Alan Keyes
87 Howard Phillips
83 George W. Bush
75 Patrick J. (Pat) Buchanan
72 John S. McCain
70 Harry Browne
51 John Hagelin
18 Albert Gore Jr.
11 David McReynolds
9 Ralph Nader
No surprises here.