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rfmcdonald88% Chris Dodd
85% Barack Obama
84% Hillary Clinton
82% John Edwards
81% Mike Gravel
81% Dennis Kucinich
81% Joe Biden
70% Bill Richardson
44% Rudy Giuliani
34% John McCain
28% Tom Tancredo
25% Mike Huckabee
25% Ron Paul
24% Mitt Romney
13% Fred Thompson
"2008 Presidential Candidate Matching Quiz"
I'm surprised that I rated Hillary Clinton so highly, but it's her cold technocratic style that's the issue for me. (For further reading, see David Olive's article in today's Sunday Star, "Baggage factor afflicts Hillary's campaign". Yes, Luke, you were right about her.) If he can pull it off, an Obama presidency--perhaps with Edwards as vice-president?--would be pretty much a best-case scenario. That it would help break the emerging dynastic pattern in American politics would be a plus, everywhere. Then again, this commentary comes from a Canadian citizen who doesn't possess any voting rights whatsoever in a single one of the United States, so take this for what you will.
85% Barack Obama
84% Hillary Clinton
82% John Edwards
81% Mike Gravel
81% Dennis Kucinich
81% Joe Biden
70% Bill Richardson
44% Rudy Giuliani
34% John McCain
28% Tom Tancredo
25% Mike Huckabee
25% Ron Paul
24% Mitt Romney
13% Fred Thompson
"2008 Presidential Candidate Matching Quiz"
I'm surprised that I rated Hillary Clinton so highly, but it's her cold technocratic style that's the issue for me. (For further reading, see David Olive's article in today's Sunday Star, "Baggage factor afflicts Hillary's campaign". Yes, Luke, you were right about her.) If he can pull it off, an Obama presidency--perhaps with Edwards as vice-president?--would be pretty much a best-case scenario. That it would help break the emerging dynastic pattern in American politics would be a plus, everywhere. Then again, this commentary comes from a Canadian citizen who doesn't possess any voting rights whatsoever in a single one of the United States, so take this for what you will.
