[albear]

Rudy was my no one, kuch no 2, hmmmmm

[shygrneyzs]

Thank you, Tom, for that link. I did that quiz and McCain came out on top with 55%.

[speechlesstx]

Hmmm, very interesting. I thought the second exercise was more accurate. I didn't care for some of the choices/framing in the USA Today version. Nevertheless, here's the result for me:

USA Today: Rudy, Huckabee and Romney
Select a candidate: Hunter, Thompson and somehow, McCain

I'd take some form of a Rudy/Hunter/Thompson/Huckabee ticket. Not surprisingly, the bottom of the ticket on the second was Kucinich, Hillary and Dodd, with 1 point. I'm not sure how he got that point...

Steve

[Skell]

That was fun even though there were some questions I didn't know how best to answer because I'm not a US citizen. Took a stab at it for fun and come up with;
Clinton
Romney
Giuliani

That was without Sliders. Obama came up on top when I adjusted the sliders.

[RickJ]

Holy cow, I can't imagine what combination of answers one could give to have Clinton come up #1 and Romney #2. Those two are about as far apart as any two candidates.

Go Ron Paul!!!

[JoeCanada76]

Well I figured I would take the quiz even though I am canadian.

Sam Brownback,
Mitt Romney,
Dennis Kucinich

[Galveston1]

Polls aside, what the candidates say they stand for is important, but it is even more important to find out whether they MEAN what they say! Reminded of the story about the soul who died and was being shown Heaven and Hell. At heaven there was a plain gate with one angel attendant and a road leading to somewhere in the distance. At Hell, there were lots of bright lights, a golf course, an extravagant party. The soul chose Hell. When he arrived the following day, all he found was a desert, heat, and biting insects. When he asked where all the nice things were, and what caused the difference, he was informed that he had voted yesterday.