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mcgillianaireAs most of you are aware, the Democrat primaries are underway and JFK the IInd is running away with it all. He hasn't won the nomination yet, and in fact he needs a further 1,500+ delegate votes in order to achieve such a victory. In the meanwhile, I decided to try my hand @ these two quizzy things related to American politics and the US Presidential Campaign.
Me, a radical left-winger?? Find out more
Where do you fall on the liberal - conservative political spectrum? (United States)
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My PresidentMatch.com score results.
1. Kucinich Score: 100%
2. Kerry Score: 100%
3. Sharpton Score: 99%
4. Dean Score: 97%
5. Edwards Score: 88%
6. Clark Score: 88%
7. Bush Score: 29%
For those who know I want Bush re-elected, it may come as a surprise to you that Bush is @ the bottom of my list with a score of 29%, nearly 60% off from the nearest challenger (Wesley Clark). But it makes sense. I'm not particularly keen on seeing Bush get re-elected because I support his demestic and some of his foreign policy agendas. Need I say he's got issues. =) I just think in terms of the GWOT, Indo-Pak relations, Iraq and BPO of the Service Sector it's better to keep him in to finish off the agenda as far as possible, than have someone like Kerry or worse, Dean come along and reverse the whole process.
Therefore, Bushdeserves requires a 2nd term. Be my guest and slur me to death! ;-)
Me, a radical left-winger?? Find out more
Where do you fall on the liberal - conservative political spectrum? (United States)
brought to you by Quizilla
My PresidentMatch.com score results.
1. Kucinich Score: 100%
2. Kerry Score: 100%
3. Sharpton Score: 99%
4. Dean Score: 97%
5. Edwards Score: 88%
6. Clark Score: 88%
7. Bush Score: 29%
For those who know I want Bush re-elected, it may come as a surprise to you that Bush is @ the bottom of my list with a score of 29%, nearly 60% off from the nearest challenger (Wesley Clark). But it makes sense. I'm not particularly keen on seeing Bush get re-elected because I support his demestic and some of his foreign policy agendas. Need I say he's got issues. =) I just think in terms of the GWOT, Indo-Pak relations, Iraq and BPO of the Service Sector it's better to keep him in to finish off the agenda as far as possible, than have someone like Kerry or worse, Dean come along and reverse the whole process.
Therefore, Bush
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What were your other scores?
Date: 2004-02-09 06:57 pm (UTC)If it wasn't for events like 9/11 and the War on Iraq I don't think I'd have wanted Bush voted back in...