Who's worst?

[gb13]

There is very little difference, but McCains lack of decency toward dissenters of his policies really scares me.

 

[acptulsa]

There is very little difference, but McCains lack of decency toward dissenters of his policies really scares me.

John Dubya McCain

 

[rockandrollsouls]

They are all equally terrible. Obama may be a little less than the other two simply because he's not going to mandate you pay for health care...but he's still darn awful.

 

[yongrel]

I'm trying to select all three, but it won't work

Your poll is broken.

 

[CountryboyRonPaul]

If your question is who I refuse to vote for, than yes all of the above. Let's make this the year of the third party!!!

 

[spacehabitats]

Actually, all of the above should have it by a landslide.

How about a poll:

Which would way would you least like to die?:

a) Lung cancer.
b) Leprosy.
c) Rabies.

 

[nullvalu]

I can't make a decision here.

 

[acptulsa]

I can't make a decision here.

Yet another undecided voter! Time for this nation to stop worrying about what is the least of several evils and start asking why we must choose the least of several evils!

 

[Flash]

Mccain and Clinton have experience. The only thing that makes up the obama sensation is white liberal guilty college kids. Don't vote for a candidate thats anti-establishment or makes sense to you, just vote for the guy that repeats "hope" and "change" over and over again.

 

[PatriotOne]

They are all equally bad because they all are just puppets to the same beastmaster. Why do you guys not get this yet? Their allegiances are not with America. Their allegiances are with those setting up the New World Order. Research it and quit pissing in the wind trying to hit a target.

 

[Dave Pedersen]

The only advantage to McCain is that the results of his administration should finally jar many mindless Republicans toward a sane Old Republican real conservative choice in the future.

Obama is an unknown quantity and may actually wind up doing some surprising good but we all know what Clinton is and so Hitlary got my vote..

 

[amonasro]

Who's worst? That's like asking someone how they wanted to die: By sliding down a giant 50 foot razor or being transported to Jurassic-era Eurasia.

Both are terrible, but one might take longer.

 

[CountryboyRonPaul]

I picked Obama because I dislike his overall policies the most, and he has the momentum.

You can expect the same level of interventionism as the original Clinton era with all three, but Obama somehow has half of these people fooled into thinking he'll change the country into a Socialist Utopia that never goes to war. Unless it's Darfur, where alot of Liberals seem to want to go.

However, I would rather see Obama than Hillary, Obama can't manipulate Congress the same way that Hillary can. He's sure good at manipulating the people, though. Change Change Change!!!

Sure, he want's to change my 2nd Amendment Civil Liberties.
He wants to Expand Fed. Spending
He wants to Increase Taxes
He IS an interventionist, as most Democrats are, even though people seem to have forgotten over the past 8 years. Have you forgotten that in the 20th Century 5 Dems havegotten America involved in foreign Wars, compared to only 2 Republicans? (T. Roosevelt, & Bush Sr.)
He IS in favor of more Foreign Aid spending
His Policies set the stage for continued Deflation, and continued Economic downfall.

McCain, on the other hand has I think 1 or 2 policies I semi-like.

I can't vote for any of the three, though.

 

[sophocles07]

McCain and Clinton are virtually the same candidate but work their evils in different ways. Obama, though still a horrible choice for president, has at least that fleck of half-honesty that McCain and Clinton do not have--they have been swallowed by the worm, shat back out and with glazed over eyes both tell us they can "get things done."

 

[Time for Change]

Oh No...a Poll...


Hey Frank...you Know!!!

 

[Laja]

McCain and Clinton are virtually the same candidate but work their evils in different ways. Obama, though still a horrible choice for president, has at least that fleck of half-honesty that McCain and Clinton do not have--they have been swallowed by the worm, shat back out and with glazed over eyes both tell us they can "get things done."

i don't think obama is even half-honest. i think he's full of it.

 

[piotr1]

you guys really think McCain will protect gun rights? I just can't see it....

 

[nate895]

I go with McCain since his election will mean conservatives will need to find a new home.

 

[clouds]

to me obama is the scariest because people flock to him for no other reason than he speaks well. I'd rather an america suspicious of their government than believing it can do no wrong.

 

[nate895]

to me obama is the scariest because people flock to him for no other reason than he speaks well. I'd rather an america suspicious of their government than believing it can do no wrong.

They will realize it can do wrong when their economy is in the toilet.