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Suppose parties weren't so confined to only have one nominee (to not split the vote), who would you actually vote for if given a multitude of choices? Assume this vote is strictly on the issues and the qualities of the person at the head of the ticket - not party affiliation or "electability."
I would have to say I'm split betweeen Romney and write in Paul.
Romney would be good because unlike the other two fools running now -- he actually has experience in the business world. Plus, he has run a state and that is much more akin to running the union then being a blowhard in the senate.
I also would like to see Ron Paul, because he actually has a plan that entails initial hard times, but it is the only way to get our financial mess back on track.
I'm not necessarily a supporter but am surprised to see that Ron Paul's name wasn't specifically included in this poll along with the other primary-election candidates. Why not?
Wow. 17 votes for Obama? I guess even if given almost every option out there (minus Ron Paul) people still think that he is offering something different?
While I am supporting and will vote for Sen. Obama, I do believe that there is someone better out there. I don't know who it is, but, I just refuse to believe that the choices we've been offered these last few elections is the best we can do.
I'm voting for Obama, but I agreed more with the positions of Dennis Kucinich.
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