Topic: 2008 - which choice for US President 4

Padre · March 22nd, 2007

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Originally Posted by The Other Guy

Dennis Kucinich isn't on there. Woud someone put him on there for me?

He's got my vote.

Sorry, if we ain't heard of him/her down under then they can't be a serious candidate.

Was he married to Margaret Thatcher?

tomtom22 · March 24th, 2007

I don't like any of the people you have listed.
How about this guy?
Put a Warrior in the White House

Padre · March 25th, 2007

How do I add Mr Hunter to the poll?

Chief Bones · March 25th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Padre

How do I add Mr Hunter to the poll?

Just who the 'H' is Mr Hunter - not anyone I have heard about who would make even a bad President.

The Other Guy · March 31st, 2007

Kucinich is the Represnative for the Cuyahoga County area of Ohio. he was Mayor of Cleveland at one point. He is about 17 inches tall.

Padre · September 30th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Missileer

I pick Newt Gingrich. It's about time for an intelligent philosopher King.

It's is official, Newt is out of the race

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm..._nonewt30.html

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pixiedustboo · October 4th, 2007

I vote me. And I say we get rid of the "president" thing and go back to a monarchy. Queen Sarah... I dunno, I think it sounds lovely.

No, for real though, none of the above. I want Ted Nugent running this country.

Maybe he can fix some things.

The Other Guy · October 8th, 2007

naw, not Nugent!

Jethro Tull. All. The. Way.

Wolf · October 8th, 2007

I'm unsure on which I like, to be honest.
Initially, I wanted to vote for McCain, but something possessed me to click Guiliani.

Padre · December 10th, 2007

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Originally Posted by pixiedustboo

I vote me. And I say we get rid of the "president" thing and go back to a monarchy. Queen Sarah... I dunno, I think it sounds lovely.

No, for real though, none of the above. I want Ted Nugent running this country.

Maybe he can fix some things.

Looks like you'll be getting Queen Oprah

View Poll Results :2008 - which choice for US President
Sen. John McCain	11	34.38%
Sen. Hillary Clinton	3	9.38%
Sen. Sam Brownback	1	3.13%
Sen. John Edwards	1	3.13%
Sen. Barack Obama	0	0%
Sen. John Kerry	0	0%
Mr. Rudy Giuliani	7	21.88%
Mr. Newt Gingrich	2	6.25%
Mr. Al Gore	1	3.13%
Sergeant Stubby VIII	6	18.75%
Voters: 32. You may not vote on this poll

March 24th, 2007	Post 32
tomtom22 Chief Engineer Gear	I don't like any of the people you have listed. How about this guy? Put a Warrior in the White House __________________ "It doesn't take a hero to order men into battle. It takes a hero to be one of those men who goes into battle." - Norman Schwarskopf, Commander of Desert Storm Operations Last edited by tomtom22; March 24th, 2007 at 22:22.

March 31st, 2007	Post 35
The Other Guy Spam King Gear	Kucinich is the Represnative for the Cuyahoga County area of Ohio. he was Mayor of Cleveland at one point. He is about 17 inches tall. __________________ "What about a Guest Host?" "I'll pretend I didn't hear that."

October 4th, 2007	Post 37
pixiedustboo Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	I vote me. And I say we get rid of the "president" thing and go back to a monarchy. Queen Sarah... I dunno, I think it sounds lovely. No, for real though, none of the above. I want Ted Nugent running this country. Maybe he can fix some things. __________________ Is there more to life than being really, really, ridiculously good looking? Does Dark Have a Speed Too? http://www.myspace.com/doesdarkhaveaspeedtoo

October 8th, 2007	Post 39
Wolf Primus Pilus Gear	I'm unsure on which I like, to be honest. Initially, I wanted to vote for McCain, but something possessed me to click Guiliani. __________________

March 25th, 2007	Post 33
Padre Milforum Chaplain Gear	How do I add Mr Hunter to the poll?

October 8th, 2007	Post 38
The Other Guy Spam King Gear	naw, not Nugent! Jethro Tull. All. The. Way.

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