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Mizzougrad96

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This test is supposed to tell you which candidate cares the most about the issues that you care about... I apologize if someone else has posted this, but I thought it was pretty interesting...

http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460
 
Re: Which presidential candidate fits your beliefs the best?

Mine goes..

1. Giuliani - 50
2. Romney - 49
3. Obama - 44
3. Hillary - 44

I'm a little disturbed about Hillary making my top four, but the first three were pretty much nailed...
 
I think it's difficult to factor Romney into these questions since he's been on both sides of so many of them.
The person I'm most likely to vote for came in fifth, by the way.
 
1. Tom Tancredo - 44
2. Duncan Hunter - 43
3. Mike Huckabee - 42
4. Sam Brownback - 40
T5. Fred Thompson - 33
T5. John McCain - 33

I've barely heard of Tancredo or Hunter. I'm probably most likely to vote for one or the other of my number 5's.
 
Since I'm not a down-the-line party guy, not surprised that nobody scored over 38 with me.

Rudy actually got a 30.

None of the remaining known righty-wingy-dingys got over 8 with me, and two got 5's.

We move on.
 
This isn't a very nuanced quiz. I don't know anyone who "opposes universal health care," but that doesn't necessarily mean they support a government-run system. The immigration questions seemed skewed, too.

I like this one better.

http://www.govote.com/Quiz.htm
 
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I'm definitely not a "down the party line" which is why Fred Thompson didn't even make my first page...
 
Kucinich, Edwards and Dodd in a dead heat; Obama and Hillary a few points back. I like Fred Thompson on Law and Order, but apparently do not like him at all politically; he scored a 1.

OK, I did the other quiz and it ranked Hillary No. 1, followed by Dodd, Kucinich, Edwards and Obama.
 
Are Canadians eligible to vote? I think we would have some interesting opinions to offer ;) ;D

(Is there a bell cuvre for this quiz too?)
 
I had the top four Dems all at 25 points, and the GOPers were all at the bottom.
 
Tied for first are Obama and Clinton
Then Joe Biden and Chris Dodd. Top republican on my list is Giuliani and he's several down... McCain is even further down on the list.
 
Cansportschick said:
Are Canadians eligible to vote? I think we would have some interesting opinions to offer ;) ;D

(Is there a bell cuvre for this quiz too?)

You'll have to ask the Queen for permission first.
 
spup1122 said:
Tied for first are Obama and Clinton
Then Joe Biden and Chris Dodd. Top republican on my list is Giuliani and he's several down... McCain is even further down on the list.

Ditto. Although, Edwards was third for me.
 
Ace said:
Cansportschick said:
Are Canadians eligible to vote? I think we would have some interesting opinions to offer ;) ;D

(Is there a bell cuvre for this quiz too?)

You'll have to ask the Queen for permission first.

Oh geez, I forgot about that...I am thinking she may approve because she is trying to improve her international image more. She might be more welcoming of Canadians testing the American electoral waters ;) ;D

God Save the Queen, I guess...
 
black dude with pompano said:
This isn't a very nuanced quiz. I don't know anyone who "opposes universal health care," but that doesn't necessarily mean they support a government-run system. The immigration questions seemed skewed, too.

I like this one better.

http://www.govote.com/Quiz.htm


At least for me, this one was more accurate.
 
First quiz -- Mostly Republicans up top, but nobody higher than 27 (Duncan Hunter, who I've already confused with Sandy Duncan and Shelley Duncan). Biden was my top Dem at 18. Mike Gravel was last with 2. Giuliani/Huckabee 24, McCain 23, Thompson 22, Romney 18, Richardson/Edwards 13, Obama/Hillary 8.

Second quiz -- McCain 50, Richardson 48, Giuliani/Huckabee 45. Hillary 35, Obama 30, Romney 28. Dodd and Kucinich last at 23.
 
Mizzougrad96 said:
I'm definitely not a "down the party line" which is why Fred Thompson didn't even make my first page...


It's all good . . . and glad you brought it up, as it's sparked a sustained, civil discussion.

But, whatever . . . Dodd and Biden tied for third in my numbers, and I wouldn't vote for either for dogcatcher.
 

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