Presidential Selector Thingy
October 4, 2007, 12:25 am; posted by Steve
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You can take a little survey over here, that tells you which presidential candidate you should support.
It gave me Mitt Romney at 77%, then (out of the frontrunners) McCain (70), Brownback (67) and Thompson (67). That’s pretty dang accurate. Huckabee and Giuliani were tied at 55%, just ahead of crazy Dr. Ron Paul (51). My favorite Democrat would apparently be John Edwards (34), but I can’t believe that. Totally cool with Dennis Kucinich (16) bringing up the bottom, though.
That fits me great.
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I’m at Theoretical Ideal Candidate 100%. That sounds good. I think I’ll have that.
Yeah, I got Theoretical Ideal Candidate too. It must be because I checked way to many “None of the above” choices. Then Mike Gravel was next.
My number one was Duncan Hunter, followed very closely by Tom Tancredo, and my man Alan Keyes.
My first democrat was number 18 – Bill Richardson.
EVERYONE gets “theoretical ideal candidate,” guys. It’s a representation of your answers, that the site then compares to the answers it has for everyone else.
Rose, who was #1 out of the guys who actually might win?
That would be Brownback then Romney.
Number 2 (after “Ideal Candidate”; silly and confusing to put that at #1 spot) was Bill Richardson for me, then #3 Obama. First Republican was #6 Mike Huckabee (I don’t count #5 Ron Paul); my first “top three” republican was Romney at #19.
If I had to pick a Democrat, it would probably be Richardson. He was the second Democrat in my results, to Edwards.
But I heard on the radio today that Mike Huckabee took this test and got Mitt Romney as his result, so I don’t know how well it works really.
Huckabee 65%
Romney 65%
Keyes 60%
(Hillary was @ 51%)
I dont remember anyone else.
Newt Gingrich, Brownback, Romney, Keyes, Thompson, McCain, Rudy. First Dem was.. Algore?? Bill Richardson would be the only Dem I would pick if I had to.
So Hillary was #3 for me. I feel sullied.
Perhaps it simply shows how much Hillary has changed her message.