(POLL RESULTS)Who are you voting for in 2004?

Mike Badanrik

Arkansas

Originally posted by Amuk
Mike Badanrik

Arkansas

Now there's a surprise.

Originally posted by intrepid
[Now there's a surprise.

Always keep them guessing

[edit on 30-7-2004 by Amuk]

George Bush -- ohio .

[edit on 12-8-2004 by rwsdakota]

Badnarik!!!!


The Show Me State (Missouri)

Badanrik doesn't show a policy on the environment on his website. I like to think that I am mostly an ecological libertarian. Bush will continue to be a disaster if he is re-elected.

For pragmatic reasons, and I like the guy, I'm voting for Kerry.
Colorado

GO KERRY!

John Kerry.

Either Texas...or New York. Most likely New York.

www.gop.com...

Reading the words of Kerry on the GOP website even with the opinions put in by the collaborator of the site, he still sounds like a good canidate.

Kerry all the way! I have nothing against Bush, I just know that Kerry is the better man for the job.

If Peroutka wasn't so gung-ho about God (I don't believe in God) and no abortions, no exceptions (I can see some valid exceptions), I'd probably vote for him.

I see myself writing-in Rep. Tom Tancredo from Colorado.

I'm from Central Illinois.

[edit on 7/30/2004 by Eastern_Diamondback]

Michael Badanrik -

Virginia

Bush (and I will say if he loses this will be the first time I voted for the guy who didn't win - Yes I voted for Clinton when he won too - go figure).

Native Ny'er spending the rest of my life in FL & not old enough to retire, just wanted more sunshine for the rest of my life - & hey, why wait?

My wife and I will both vote BUSH

Colorado formerly Alabama

The town I formerly lived in used to have (I think in the 5th grade) a thing in some class where the kids actually learned how to vote every year. They would participate in campaigns and then actually vote (I think the Town even lent them the actual voting machines so they could learn how to use it). Their "election" was prior to the real one and always was right on the money.

A few years back someone figured this out (the prediction value) and got it stopped as some sort of inappropriate behavior (like the Town was using them to get the read or something stupid like that).

Anyway, the theory being that the kids are voting how their parents will and therefore the result (when a lot of adults won't really admit the lever they will pull).

Food for thought.

Originally posted by donguillermo
By the way, since we apparently have a lot of teenage brats on ATS, you should have requested that only those old enough to vote post on this thread.

Madam,
Surely you could have been a little gentler in your name calling.
Many of those teenagers are more mature and more well spoken than some adults I could name.

Bush will win in an electoral landslide. People want a leader, and Kerry is no leader, he would make a good manager of a waffle house. So......
Bush - Louisiana

Originally posted by donguillermo
John Kerry
Nevada

By the way, since we apparently have a lot of teenage brats on ATS, you should have requested that only those old enough to vote post on this thread.

What the hell is that supposed to mean?

Anyways Im 15 years old but I'm representing my dad's vote for John Kerry. Hope thats okay.

[edit on 30-7-2004 by Brown]

I'm 18 an voting for John Kerry. I live in Massachusetts.


[edit on 30-7-2004 by iamthemissinglink]

I will be voting for GW Bush and I live in California. I would bet this baord would be 65% for Kerry.....

Kerry and his -teeter tottering scares me, his wife scares me, his voting record scares the hell out of me. Although Kerry would be better than Gore, I still believe in capitalism and not socialism.

But I want to thank you for the links:

Michael Badnarik (Libertarian)
Michael Peroutka (Constitution)

I would vote for Michael Peroutka over Bush if I knew that Kerry wouldnt be elected. A vote not cast for GW is a vote for Kerry, Nader does take more Kerry voters though..

Damn I like what I read on Michael Peroutka's site more and more...



[edit on 30-7-2004 by edsinger]

Why settle for the "lesser of two evils", ...I always say.


There is no enemy anywhere - Lao Tse

Michael Badanrik

Virginia Beach, VA or Cincinnati, Ohio