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[geekchick]

Well, no. The issues that I care most about are the ones with which I'm at odds</understatement> with Senator McCain, so there's approximately zero chance in hell that I'd vote for him this time around.

Your Issue Profile: 76% Obama, 24% McCain

While it sounds like Obama is the choice for you, he's not a perfect match. You and John McCain actually share some of the same views. Whether this is news to your or not, you have some studying to do. Obama seems like he's the right fit, but it's an important issue might sway you over to McCain.

Should You Vote for Obama or McCain?

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[mouseman.livejournal.com]

I feel like boycotting democrats.org and not voting for a Democrat (i.e. Obama) due to their email policy ... their email process is long and complicated and doesn't work. They would be in flagrant violation of the CAN-SPAM act of 2003 if there weren't an exception for political entities. The worst part is that I never opted in to any mailing list; at most, I sent a suggestion to their webmaster.

I'm ->this<- far from trying to get a "boycott Democrats in 2008" posting on Slashdot and on Digg over this. The only thing keeping me from doing so is the fear of who else might get into office if I did.

[tfrework.livejournal.com]

Wow, did you notice that if you don't answer any of the questions, you get 100% Obama?
It's a shame there isn't more middle ground on some of the questions... But I guess it's a case of "Would you rather..." between each candidates stances... Though I don't think the tax one was accurate...

[geekchick]

There were a few questions where the right answer is "none of the above", IMO, but unfortunately that's not an option. Well, it's not like I'm going to make my voting decisions based on a stupid internet quiz anyway (and hopefully nobody else will either XD ).