I won't be voting for...

[Sandman]

I looked over the list of potential presidential contenders, and I don't know who I'd vote for.

I do however know who I would not vote for.

Joe Biden
Sam Brownback
Jeb Bush
Dick Cheney
Tom Daschle
Howard Dean
John Edwards
Bill Frist
Rudy Giuliani
Al Gore
Mike Huckabee
John Kerry
Dennis Kucinich
Condoleeza Rice

[lukster]

Then you may not be voting. Sometimes you have to choose between the lesser of two evils.

[lasersailor184]

*Most of the time.


You may have forgotten John McCain sandy.

[Sandman]

Originally posted by lasersailor184
*Most of the time.

You may have forgotten John McCain sandy.

I have mixed feelings about McCain. I haven't ruled him out completely.

[Mustaine]

wont be voting for:

Hillary Clinton
Al Gore
John Edwards
John Kerry
Joe Biden
Bill Richardson
Mark Warner
Russ Feingold
John McCain
Condoleezza Rice

[BlueJ1]

The next election will be my first I vote in. Im sorta disapointed in what my choices will be.

[Tarmac]

Originally posted by lukster
Then you may not be voting. Sometimes you have to choose between the lesser of two evils.

That type of thinking is why we keep getting evil as our only choices.  There are plenty of third parties.

[lukster]

Originally posted by Tarmac
That type of thinking is why we keep getting evil as our only choices.  There are plenty of third parties.

Yep, and look what Ross Perot got us.

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by Sandman
I looked over the list of potential presidential contenders, and I don't know who I'd vote for.

I do however know who I would not vote for.

Joe Biden
Sam Brownback
Jeb Bush
Dick Cheney
Tom Daschle
Howard Dean
John Edwards
Bill Frist
Rudy Giuliani
Al Gore
Mike Huckabee
John Kerry
Dennis Kucinich
Condoleeza Rice

Lieberman warns of Iraq pull out consequences:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/23/nyregion/23lieberman.html?_r=2&oref=slogin&oref=slogin

Mr. Lieberman also reiterated his belief that the war against terrorists could drag on for several years, and that pulling troops out of Iraq would allow the Iranian government to move in and would increase the price of oil.

“If we walk away, then the Iranians will — as sure as I am talking to you — surge into Iraq, certainly take over the south and the oil that’s there,” he said. “We’ll be paying six or seven bucks a gallon. And that’ll just be the tip of it. I mean, there’ll be instability and war throughout the Middle East. We’ve got to wake up to this. It is the test, unfortunately, of not just this generation of American leaders, but of the next generation as well, because this enemy ain’t going away.” [/quote[

[lukster]

More than a bit off topic but since oil prices have come up I thought I'd mention that I've been somewhat following the forums on the Steorn site, those guys claiming to have discovered "free energy" using magnets. There are several threads devoted to the perils of siphoning off the earth's magnetic field. Just thought you might find that as amusing as I.

Back to who we aren't voting for.

[Sandman]

Originally posted by Ripsnort
Lieberman warns of ...

Lieberman is not a presidential candidate.

[rpm]

I like a lot of Dennis Kucinich's positions, but he doesn't have a snowball's chance.

[lazs2]

sandie... I won't be voting for any of them either unless it is one of the republicans on the list against a democrat.

It is a suckers move to vote for a democrat because you aren't ever voting for the person you are voting for their voting record...  and it is allways bad.

lazs

[weaselsan]

Originally posted by rpm
I like a lot of Dennis Kucinich's positions, but he doesn't have a snowball's chance.

I would vote for the snowball over Kucinich.

[culero]

Originally posted by lukster
Yep, and look what Ross Perot got us.

Actually, I believe Ross's candidacy was very valuable. I believe both Clinton and Congress took the almost 20% of the votes that he collected to be a strong sign that the status quo wasn't acceptable - causing our government to be much closer to centrist than left than it otherwise might have been.

culero