I thought this was interesting so wanted to pass it along. You can go here to take a short quiz telling you which Presidential candidates your values align most with. You give your opinion on the issue, and rank the issue according to its importance to you.
My results showed Duncan Hunter, with Fred Thompson and Mike Huckabee coming in 2nd and 3rd, respectively. I thought it was interesting that Fred Thompson came in second but was not surprised that Hunter was my top candidate.
If you take the quiz, feel free to post your results in the comments. No stone will be cast here!
My results showed Duncan Hunter, with Fred Thompson and Mike Huckabee coming in 2nd and 3rd, respectively. I thought it was interesting that Fred Thompson came in second but was not surprised that Hunter was my top candidate.
If you take the quiz, feel free to post your results in the comments. No stone will be cast here!
I know at least 6 people who have taken these quizes, and they all had Duncan Hunter at the top spot.
ReplyDeleteWhat's weird is that these people have different political passions. They were all ultra-conservatives.
Personally, I think it's kind of sketchy. I wonder if his campaign is behind this?
That's an interesting idea that his people might have been behind it. Too bad he dropped out!
ReplyDeleteWell, I didn't get to go to the concert on Saturday night because my friend, Jodi, and her boyfriend broke up. It has been a trip to Melodrama City this weekend. We were supposed to go see a band called the '71s.
ReplyDeleteI think Anthony meant to say that NOT everyone who got Duncan Hunter on their quiz was ultra-conservative. Just for clarification purposes...
ReplyDeleteDuncan was my #2 Thompason was #1 then Romney, then Huckabee
ReplyDeleteI am the only one who is going to respond with nothing to do with Decision 2008. I watched part of Northanger Abbey but I was dealing with Jodi's break-up and hooking up my new computer so I only saw the first half. I am completely disappointed. I had tried to set that time aside. :(
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