Freep a Poll! (Which convention fired up the country in a positive way?)

columbian.com ^ | 9-11-12 | The Columbian

[dynachrome]

Now that the national conventions are over which one fired up -- in a positive way -- the country?

The Republican National Convention.

The Democratic National Convention.

That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park.

[dynachrome]

Poll is half way down in the center. (WTH is a Kumoricon?)

[dynachrome]

Thanks to MamaDearest for this one!

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[CountryClassSF]

Freep’d!

[Jyotishi]

The Republican National Convention. 41% 142 votes
The Democratic National Convention. 40% 138 votes
That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 17% 59 votes
339 total votes

[familyop]

The convention of no name: the American convention to go nonpolitical and starve the beast.

[MestaMachine]

Now that the national conventions are over which one fired up — in a positive way — the country?
Thanks for your vote.

The Republican National Convention. 43% 153 votes

The Democratic National Convention. 39% 138 votes

That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 16% 59 votes

350 total votes

[MestaMachine]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kumoricon

Kumoricon is an annual three-day anime convention held in the Portland, Oregon / Vancouver, Washington metro area. Kumori (曇り) means cloudy weather in Japanese.

[kingattax]

The Republican National Convention. 48% 191 votes

The Democratic National Convention. 35% 139 votes

That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 15% 60 votes

390 total votes

[freedumb2003]

Freeped and bumped.

[moose07]

Both votes delivered... :)

The Republican National Convention. 49%193 votes

The Democratic National Convention. 35%139 votes

That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 15%60 votes

392 total votes

[bigbob]

I was more fired up by the Democrat convention, because it showed how far to the left the party has moved, and how vulnerable they have become.

[apocalypto]

GOP’s is 54%. Clint Eastwood was great. The Dems did have their moment also: the 3 votes for God, someting the media has been busy to cover up.

[House Atreides]

Now that the national conventions are over which one fired up — in a positive way — the country?

Thanks for your vote.
The Republican National Convention. 58% 293 votes
The Democratic National Convention. 29% 147 votes
That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 12% 61 votes

501 total votes

[Gator113]

The Republican National Convention. 61% 331 votes

The Democratic National Convention. 27% 149 votes

That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 11% 62 votes

542 total votes

[norton]

I voted with some trepidation:

I've a hunch that "That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. " would have been the best answer.

[KGeorge]

62% to 26 RNC. lol Looks like it has something to do with anime.

[Tigercap]

The Republican National Convention. 65% 438 votes
The Democratic National Convention. 24% 164 votes
That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 9% 65 votes

667 total votes

[Bon of Babble]

FReeEEeePed!!

Fired up from the DEMONrat convention? Clinton? Fluke? — ugh!! Gimme a Break!!

Good Show on the voting!!

The Republican National Convention. 66% 474 votes

The Democratic National Convention. 24% 174 votes

That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 9%

[momtothree]

I freeped! Thanks, Dynachrome!!

[toldyou]

Thanks for your vote.

The Republican National Convention. 65%
491 votes

The Democratic National Convention. 24%
182 votes

That marginally strange Kumoricon Convention at Esther Short Park. 10%
76 votes

749 total votes