Presidential Candidates

[queerbychoice]

According to SelectSmart, I should vote for:

1. Green Party Candidate (100%)
2. Kucinich, Cong. Dennis, OH - Democrat (91%)
3. Kerry, Senator John, MA - Democrat (79%)
4. Gephardt, Cong. Dick, MO - Democrat (75%)
5. Leahy, Patrick Senator, Vermont - Democrat (74%)
6. Socialist Candidate (72%)
7. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT - Democrat (71%)
8. Edwards, Senator John, NC - Democrat (70%)
9. Sharpton, Reverend Al - Democrat (69%)
10. Jackson, Cong. Jesse Jr., IL - Democrat (68%)
11. Lieberman Senator Joe CT - Democrat (68%)
12. Feingold, Senator Russ, WI - Democrat (64%)
13. Biden, Senator Joe, DE - Democrat (61%)
14. Moseley-Braun, Former Senator Carol IL - Democrat (60%)
15. Graham, Senator Bob, FL - Democrat (57%)
16. Kaptur, Cong. Marcy, OH - Democrat (54%)
17. Feinstein, Senator Dianne, CA - Democrat (47%)
18. Libertarian Candidate (32%)
19. Bradley, Former Senator Bill NJ - Democrat (25%)
20. McCain, Senator John, AZ- Republican (8%)
21. Bush, George W. - US President (7%)
22. Hagelin, John - Natural Law (2%)
23. Buchanan, Patrick J. – Reform/Republican (1%)
24. Phillips, Howard - Constitution (0%)
25. LaRouche, Lyndon H. Jr. - Democrat (-6%)
26. Clark, Retired Army General Wesley K "Wes" Arkansas - Democrat (-6%)
27. Vilsack, Governor. Tom IA - Democrat (-6%)

Comments

[deadinmotion.livejournal.com]

I'm not on the list.

[queerbychoice.livejournal.com]

You are not legally allowed to run.

[deadinmotion.livejournal.com]

they should change the law then.

[queerbychoice.livejournal.com]

Clearly the law ought to read: "Only 20-year-olds who are Canadian citizens and who are named Sean Dylan Konrad shall be allowed to run for President of the United States."

[deadinmotion.livejournal.com]

Clearly.

[sarianna.livejournal.com]

Kerry isn't bad. He's from my area. Decent guy.

LaRouche pisses me off, though. Especially when I'm in D.C. His supporters are a cult, and if you tell them you disagree with them they'll stalk you for blocks. Literally. This has happened to me on two separate occasions (once on campus and once in front of the Supreme Court).