Which candidates running for office would make you stay at home on election Day?

Media | 1/13/2008 | self

[Getsmart64]

Why does everyone keep giving into the MSM premise that we are going to have to hold our noses to vote?

Yeppers....gonna be fun to watch when both parties have open conventions...looks like it might be that way...

[dan1123]

Actually, Arnold tried to pass spending limitations. The voters rejected them, and then he went into full Liberal RINO mode to get reelected. The voters of California are responsible for Arnold’s bad character; they drove him to it.

So true. I remember hearing on Armstrong and Getty after his propositions failed "well the voters have spoken". The next week, he issued the biggest bond in state history. When I see election results, every bond measure and tax hike gets passed here in the Bay Area. When the stem cell scam passed, it made me want to put my own proposition on the ballot to give me billions. The voters just can't say no.

[Caipirabob]

All of the above...

[upchuck]

I hope and pray everyday that I’ll have the opportunity to vote for either Duncan or FRed for POTUS. That’s the best case. All the other guys will be the lesser of the evils. I WILL vote. Because I feel our country under Senator Clinton or Obama will be a disaster.

I live in South Carolina and will be voting for anybody but Lindsey Graham. I’ll vote for a RAT before I vote for Graham. He’s such a RINO there won’t be any difference.

[Always Right]

I agree with your order of the candidates, but i would still vote for Huckabee over Obama or Clinton. The thought of eight-years of a left-wing Democrat in the White House appointing judges is just too much. All 4 of the liberal justices on the court would retire and be replaced with younger ones. That would set back 25 years the gains we have made on the Supreme Court. Currently there is a 15 year age advantage for the conservatives. That is a huge advantage if we can keep the Presidency 1 or 2 more terms.

[mysterio]

Regardless of who is nominated, I will be voting for a small government conservative who believes in the Bill of Rights and smaller, less intrusive government. Hopefully the Republicans will nominate a candidate who fits that bill.

[JoeGar]

I would vote for any Republican ...

I would vote for any Republican -- except for McCain. I'd even vote for Ron Paul before McAmnesty.

[Plains Drifter]

I’ll never vote for Gulianni!!!!!!!

[AuntB]

You said it better than I could.

Do you remember one of the first debates many months ago when Duncan Hunter referred to some of his fellow candidates as , “THE KENNEDY WING OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY”?

THAT is why Hunter is out of the media coverage and the debates. He told the truth. CAN’T have that! Not to mention stopping any discussion of China and immigration.

McCain, Huckabee, Rudy....look who they’re giving us...LOOK who the media and globalist pundits are pushing!

I think we should start calling it exactly what it is, don’t you? Hunter, as usual, called it first and called it right.

“THE KENNEDY WING OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY”

California’s Arnold is certainly a perfect example.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUz-AgMGLQA

YouTube - New Hampshire Debate: The Kennedy Wing of the Gop Duncan Hunter Watch video - 1 min 11 sec -

Be sure to read what people say in the comment section when they’re allowed to hear Duncan Hunter.

[Getsmart64]

Exactly...in 2004...I was a registered voter In Texas...but absentee...so I didn’t vote...this year I’m a registered voter in Florida...absentee....pretty sure my vote won’t be counted....

[IM2MAD]

“Huck? I’d vote for Hillary if that fool gets the nomination.”

Yah, but then you’d get Bubba at the U.N. or on the SCOTUS.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

I will write in “Bullwinkle” for president and leave the Republican party if the Republicans give me an open borders candidate.

Julie-Annie = “Bullwinkle”

McCain = “Bullwinkle”

Huckabee = “Bullwinkle”

Ru Paul = Dennis Kucinibitch in a skirt...

The rest will be American Independent party candidates...

[papasmurf]

I only found that out around 1996. Now, I prefer to vote absentee, in person. I try to work the polls, if needed, so this frees me up.

Here in Ga., you can go to the registrar’s office and vote, usually, a week early.

[oyez]

There you go. I vote no matter what.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Bushwacker777: "“Huck? I’d vote for Hillary if that fool gets the nomination.”

IM2MAD: Yah, but then you’d get Bubba at the U.N. or on the SCOTUS.

Ruby Julie-Annie will give you Mario Cuomo on the Supreme Court... think about that one...

[penowa]

I will either NOT vote, or vote 3rd party if the Republican nominee is Giuliani or McCain.

If the nominee is Huckabee or Romney, I might be able to hold my nose. Would have to think long and hard about it.

If the nominee is Thompson, I'll vote Republican unless he puts Giuliani or McCain on the ticket, then I will either vote 3rd party or not at all.

[JerseyDvl]

Hitlery, Osama Obama, and Ron Paul cannot keep us safe.
I will vote for anyone on the (R) ticket to save us from socialism and pacifism.

[willk]

I’d hold my nose to vote for Huck. I’d have to flip a coin if it came down to Obama and Ron. I’d probably vote for Hillary over Ron (but my hands would be shaking and I would be crying) only because I think she would at least attempt to keep our country safe.

[Lloyd227]

John McCain as the GOP nominee would have this effect around my household of 6 registered voters

[depressed in 06]

The Huckster or Paul would make me write-in Fred. I would not stay home.

Personally, I think the solution to many of the election woes we have would be solved by voting only by write-in. It would delay the count and provide a means to recount the vote. As an election official, it is already a very long day and I would hate having to extend it. But, I think the end result would be better.