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onetime2 · 04-21-2004, 10:02 AM

Alright, we pretty much all know who on the board wants Bush and who wants Kerry to win in the fall.

We also know that there are plenty of people who don't particularly like either but we're pretty much forced to vote for one of the two major party candidates (yeah, yeah I know we're not forced and we can vote for whoever we want, yada, yada, yada but Bush and Kerry are really the only ones with a shot at winning the Presidency).

Now, if it was a completely wide open election process (with the exception that Bush and Kerry are barred from it) and you could vote for any politician, celebrity, activist, citizen, non-citizen, whatever who would you like to see as the next President and why?

I voted for McCain in the primaries against Bush and think he'd make an excellent President. I like his stand on campaign finance reform, his record of service to the country is incredibly impressive, and I think he is morally strong.

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onetime2 Junkie Location: NJ	Who would you prefer to be the next President of the US? (Bush and Kerry excluded) Alright, we pretty much all know who on the board wants Bush and who wants Kerry to win in the fall. We also know that there are plenty of people who don't particularly like either but we're pretty much forced to vote for one of the two major party candidates (yeah, yeah I know we're not forced and we can vote for whoever we want, yada, yada, yada but Bush and Kerry are really the only ones with a shot at winning the Presidency). Now, if it was a completely wide open election process (with the exception that Bush and Kerry are barred from it) and you could vote for any politician, celebrity, activist, citizen, non-citizen, whatever who would you like to see as the next President and why? I voted for McCain in the primaries against Bush and think he'd make an excellent President. I like his stand on campaign finance reform, his record of service to the country is incredibly impressive, and I think he is morally strong. __________________ Strive to be more curious than ignorant.