How to select your Presidential Candidate

[antsi]

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I am unsure what the slant is in this case however since everyone is getting different results
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It is slanted because in most cases, it narrows all the options A, B, or neither, when in reality there are many more options.

Example is the budget deficit question. Your options are 1) increase taxes and reduce spending to balance the budget, 2) don't worry about balancing the budget, or 3) neither.

In fact, lots of people who pick "neither" are likely to divide out into 1) reduce spending to balance the budget or 2) increase taxes to balance the budget.

Therefore, you are merging two very different viewpoints into a single response. If I'm a government reduction, low budget, low taxes fanatic, and I pick "neither," I can get recommended a candidate who actually favors expanding the government and raising taxes to balance the budget.

Flaws and all, here are my top five:
(100%) 1: Ex-Rep. Newt Gingrich (R) Information
(97%) 2: Rep. Ron Paul (R) Information
(95%) 3: Sen. Sam Brownback (R) Information
(94%) 4: Rep. Duncan Hunter (R) Information
(84%) 5: Rep. Tom Tancredo (R) Information

 

[bromdenlong]

The thing kept giving me Biden as my number one. Obvious glitch. Ron Paul all the way, although I could wish he were more vocal on environmental issues.

And no, I'm not a Greenie. Socialism is not the way to protect the environment - look at the former Soviet Republics.

 

[Joe Gunns]

Interesting.
Put me 100% with HUNTER who I know squat about, need to learn more. he must be an unusually bright, insightful and wise man. (Checked up, and disagree with his unqualified support for the Patriot Act, but that's about all.)
Next were BROWNBACK, TANCREDO, GINGRICH, HUCKABEE & PAUL.
My top 12 are all R's, bottom 10 all D's, with Algore and barrack obummer at the bottom. It gets that right!!

 

[xd9fan]

Ron Paul