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Raine · 08-18-2007, 02:42 PM

My vote's for Guiliani.
I seriously doubt he could win since obviously the democrat will.
But the two really democratic contenders are Hilary and Obama. And just because Hilary's a woman doesn't mean I'll do the liberal thing and vote for her.
She started and help sposnor a ton of programs geared towards protecting the rights of abused children and women but I found it t disgraceful and a tad hypocritical that when her husband cheated on her she didn't leave him. I also think that part of the reason she stayed with Bill was because she didn't think she could make into the presidency on her own which shows a certain amount of doubt on her part. She doesn't seem deserving of the presidency.
And Barack always comes off as a softy in his television appearances. I think right now what this country needs is someone who will rule with a little bit of an edge to them. Barack just doesn't have the edge I'm looking for in a candidate.

Out of all the republican candidates, Guiliani seems to be the most humane, focused, and certainly the most leveled. If his reaction to 9/11 is anything to go by. He was mayor during that crisis and handled it pretty well if you ask me. I seriously doubt most of other cities in the US would be as prepared for an emergency of that nature as New York was. And I think part of it had to do with Guiliani's response and the way he communicatedto the people via the media.
And besides He was voted into the mayoral position I think twice so already he has a good deal of votes given the population of New York City.

View Poll Results: Who are you p ulling for?
Sam Brownback-R	0	0%
Rudy Guiliani-R	1	3.70%
Mike Huckabee-R	1	3.70%
Duncan Hunter-R	0	0%
John McCain-R	2	7.41%
Ron Paul-R	1	3.70%
Mit Romney-R	1	3.70%
Tom Tancredo-R	0	0%
Tommy Thompson-R	0	0%
Joe Biden-D	0	0%
Hilary Clinton-D	2	7.41%
Christopher Dodd-D	0	0%
John Edwards-D	2	7.41%
Mike Gravel-D	1	3.70%
Dennis Kucinich-D	6	22.22%
Barack Obama-D	8	29.63%
Bill Richardson-D	0	0%
Al Gore-D	2	7.41%
Newt Gingrich-R	0	0%
Fred Thomson-R	0	0%
Voters: 27. You may not vote on this poll

08-18-2007, 02:42 PM	#14 (permalink)
Raine Full-Time Hellion Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA Posts: 1,519	My vote's for Guiliani. I seriously doubt he could win since obviously the democrat will. But the two really democratic contenders are Hilary and Obama. And just because Hilary's a woman doesn't mean I'll do the liberal thing and vote for her. She started and help sposnor a ton of programs geared towards protecting the rights of abused children and women but I found it t disgraceful and a tad hypocritical that when her husband cheated on her she didn't leave him. I also think that part of the reason she stayed with Bill was because she didn't think she could make into the presidency on her own which shows a certain amount of doubt on her part. She doesn't seem deserving of the presidency. And Barack always comes off as a softy in his television appearances. I think right now what this country needs is someone who will rule with a little bit of an edge to them. Barack just doesn't have the edge I'm looking for in a candidate. Out of all the republican candidates, Guiliani seems to be the most humane, focused, and certainly the most leveled. If his reaction to 9/11 is anything to go by. He was mayor during that crisis and handled it pretty well if you ask me. I seriously doubt most of other cities in the US would be as prepared for an emergency of that nature as New York was. And I think part of it had to do with Guiliani's response and the way he communicatedto the people via the media. And besides He was voted into the mayoral position I think twice so already he has a good deal of votes given the population of New York City. __________________ A pair of powerful spectacles has sometimes sufficed to cure a person in love. ~ Friedrich Nietzsche