Mr. Skittles
Active Member
Well I am going to vote for Senator Barack Obama again as I believe he is just the best candidate out of some of the other candidates. I believe he should get a second chance to show this country that he can turn it around
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Which presidential candidate are you voting for in the 2012 election and why?
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Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
Obama, the lesser of many morons.
Gary Johnson - more liberty, less government
Mr. Skittles
Active Member
Sorry poll is up guys
Same here. I'm not voting for any of them because I can't vote in US elections. 
methylatedghosts
Can't brain. Has dumb.
I clicked "Not voting" so that I could see the votes
Underneath the poll and to the right, there's a button... "View poll results"
I know, I just didnt want to press it every time. Didnt realize it would make the poll inaccurate and that I should have pressed "View poll results" instead until after I voted.
Shuddhasattva
Well-Known Member
Romney. I express my disbelief in the electoral system by voting for the guy I think is the greater of two evils.
Obama: I'm not a big fan of Romneyhood.
I though that line was absolutely great. My wife, on the other hand, did not see the humor in it. I do love election season.
I haven't decided who I'm going to vote for yet. I liked Huntsman in the primary, and at this point Obama is probably closer to being a solid moderate (becoming president tends to have that effect) than Romney. If the DNC does actually adopt official support for same-sex marriage as part of their platform, there's a really good chance it will swing my support that way.
gnomon
Well-Known Member
Gary Johnson. If we don't put an end to the government's reach in the drug war than the terms civil rights, private property and due process will no longer have any meaning.
Though I keep having this sneaky suspicion that a second term Obama would be a different person than first term Obama. Still can't vote for him again.
Though I keep having this sneaky suspicion that a second term Obama would be a different person than first term Obama. Still can't vote for him again.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Obama because there really isn't a better choice, and his appeal isn't to the religious right.
I'm currently leaning heavily toward Gary Johnson.
Mr. Skittles
Active Member
Yeah good point
Mr. Skittles
Active Member
I have a question guys if anyone knows. Is Obama Center left or Center right?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
The problem with third party candidates are is they rarely win elections. Either Obama or Romney will win the election, and one of the main reasons is because not all third party candidates are on every state ballot. Thus it becomes practically impossible for third party candidates to win the presidential election. IMO, voting for a third party for president, at least for now the way our system is set up, is nothing more than a symbolic gesture.
But I do agree the war on drugs must end, for the sake of not only civil rights and liberties, but to weaken gangs and drug cartels and to end what has been an extremely expensive burden on tax payers as well as extremely damaging to those who get caught with drugs.
Center-left.
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