You share common views with this candidate

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This is interesting, and a little bit scary at the same time. Answer a few questions then click the "find your candidate button" and the program selects the candidate who's position on the issues is most like your own.

Probably not enough questions to really flesh out the right candidate...

Try it!

Comments

  1. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks6:18 AM

    huh. Interesting. I didn't give a mouse fart for ANY of those issues other than health care. I wonder what THAT means??

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  2. Evil Genius9:21 AM

    I may as well vote for the guy who thinks he is a vampire from the Grant Miller Media unelectables based on the candidates I got. Hopeless. I am also suprisingly more liberal than I expected. Being the voice of the radical middle, I was afraid of swaying either way too far.

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  3. Just Dave10:55 AM

    That's funny. I didn't know Eugene Debs was running this election.

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  4. Sandi's Zoo2:44 PM

    I'm proud to say that I disagree with Tom Tancredo on all but 1 of these issues

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  5. Just Dave5:45 PM

    Sandi, I live in Tancredo's district and I'm proud of you too.

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