Who should be next American President ?

[Newgrange]

Election Day is on Tuesday November 2, 2004




George Bush(Republican) John Kerry(Democrat) Ralph Nader(Green Party)

[Saoirse]

None of the above.

Is Nader 'Skull and Bones' to?

[Esther_Helena]

I don't know enough about their views and what they stand for to choose. I also don't care enough about politics to give a darn. It's only for 4 years anyways. I don't think Bush should run again. Maybe the next go round, but not this one. I'd like my next president to be literate.

[Zarathustra]

A gay, black, Jewish, handicapped person with an IQ of 80. That would adequately represent what America has become. As long as he can be trained to correctly enunciate what is written on cue cards he should serve the elitocracy that runs this country just fine.

One of the most profoundly depressing experiences an American can subject himself to these days is watching the various presidential candidates campaigning on his television screen. These are the "leaders" approved for us by the media masters. These are the men they have decided it is okay for us to vote for, as they all serve the same interests anyway, and the ones they have checked out and decided are safe. And every one of these approved candidates is a man who would be marched straight to the gallows and hanged on the first day of any general cleanup of America: every one of them.

[Ahura Mazda]

None of the above. I hate all aforementioned candidates almost equally, and I know there will be a candidate who better represents my viewpoint.

[Demigorgona]

Edgar Steele, write him in bitches!

[AngryPotato]

I would vote for none of the above if I had more real choices, but I know that my vote is going to re-elect Bush. Getting Kerry into office would be a very, very bad thing in my opinion. Voting for anyone outside of Kerry & Bush would be a wasted vote if you plan on voting for someone who has a chance of being (re)elected.

[Zarathustra]

It makes no significant difference in the direction this country - and the rest of the Western world - is headed. We need to abandon the foolish hope that voting for some puppet who periodically changes his "party" affiliation from Tweedledee to Tweedledum will somehow redeem this country and make any real change whatsoever.

[Scoob]

Arnold Schwartzenegger !!! They need to make a Constitutional amendment to let him run!

[Siegfried]

It makes no significant difference in the direction this country - and the rest of the Western world - is headed. We need to abandon the foolish hope that voting for some puppet who periodically changes his "party" affiliation from Tweedledee to Tweedledum will somehow redeem this country and make any real change whatsoever.

True of the USA, and, if things don't change within a generation, true for most of Europe. At this moment however, voting can still have a positive influence here on the Motherland, as long as we are not tricked into believing everything can be restored through the ballot box. More drastic action will be needed from all Euro-Nationalists.