The election

[eilithyia]

Okay, for those of you who care, will vote, have an opinion-whatever- who do you plan on voting for? Why are you voting for them? I have no clue..I took this online test and it said Ron Paul-but he has a snowballs chance in hell of winning

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[lost_cosmos]

canadian; where your vote actually does get individually counted and leadership changes regardless of where you live.

seriously, the way the states works is screwed up. ontario's last election had a referendum actually and if ONLY they had explained it better so people understood what it was for [that individual votes would count even MORE towards the party you were voting for to having a seat in parliment, rather than the media focusing on the fiasco of this education thing that they did] it would have gone through with flying colours- rather than the first past the post way we have it now.

[aemiis_zoo]

I think you know where I stand on the topics you listed...I'm anti-war, pro choice (although I don't think I would personally have an abortion, especially not now), pro death penalty (I went through a phase where I was against it in high school...when I was Christian.), financially liberal (I think), anti big business, pro small business (although I do still sometimes shop at WalMart, I hate it), I am against out-sourcing, I am for gov't subsidized health care (considering I have been uninsured most of my adult life), anti gun control, pro legalization of marijuana. Dunno what that makes me. On some online political views test I scored as a socialist. *shrug* I am not affiliated with a party of my voter's registration.

My biggest issues are health care and ending the war.