[Williamlayton]

No matter the candidate, how will you vote.
Blessings

Republican
Democrat

[Dframe]

I'd vote for a can of dog food before I'd vote for obama.

[Blammer]

I'm a REPUBLICAN - Not a Monarchist:P

[old trucker]

The most conservative running.

[KathleenElsie]

For the person that holds GOD, FAMILY and COUNTRY in high esteem.

[Williamlayton]

Based on the answer of 3 of 4 replies--the republican party can expect to loose the election and Obama will win.
The question was republican or democrat.
Blessings

[HK4U]

The best one.

[old trucker]

Your absolutely right!
I forgot people don't associate conservatives with republicans anymore.
Republicans are now liberal voter who want Socialism at a slower pace then the Democrats.
Please forgive me.

[deputy]

i will vote anti-democrat.......i refuse to call that a pro-republican vote......

[HK4U]

I think I will write in Mortimer Snerd. Heck all we ever get is a puppet anyway so I might as well.

[Popeye]

I will vote against our sitting President.

[badlabs]

Dittoes, Popeye.

Badlabs.

[KathleenElsie]

i will vote anti-democrat.......i refuse to call that a pro-republican vote......

I will vote against our sitting President.

Dittoes, Popeye.

Badlabs.

Seems to be the general consensuses here.

[Dframe]

As I've said before. I'd vote for a can of dog food before I'd vote for obama!

[ronwill]

During the General election I will vote for the Republican candidate, no matter who it is. Any of the current runners would be better than the current administration. I have gotten several headaches researching who the one I'm going to vote for in the Primary will be. It seems everytime I pick someone they fall out of the race (I.E. Michelle Bachman and Herman Cain).

[gmcfixer]

Republican

I think the question should be is anyone going to admit on this website that they would vote for the Obutt? Seriously isn't it like preaching to the choir?

Dave Z

[HK4U]

Republican

I think the question should be is anyone going to admit on this website that they would vote for the Obutt? Seriously isn't it like preaching to the choir?

Dave Z

Yep, whom ever I vote for it will not be Obummer.

[festus]

anybody but obama

[Hosana]

I'm with the choir.

[BigSlick]

anybody but obama

+1

[Williamlayton]

It is simple math--if you vote for a third party candidate you are voteing for Obama.
Now, your consciouse may be clear but you should accept responsibility for electing him.
Blessings

[old trucker]

In Washington state,If you don't vote for Obama your vote is wasted.
Obama will win this state,So in this state you can vote for anyone you want to and you will still lose.Period.

[HK4U]

I think when it comes to the general election which ever candidate we vote for we lose.

[Dframe]

In Washington state,If you don't vote for Obama your vote is wasted.
Obama will win this state,So in this state you can vote for anyone you want to and you will still lose.Period.

Unfortunately Illinois is much the same. Of the 102 counties 2 will go for Obama. Cook (chicago)County has far more population than any other and will carry the sate for him, in spite of what the state as a whole wants.

[budroe]

I've lived in liberal areas for a year or two - thanks to the Army. No way I'd buy a place and settle down in such a state. I know sometimes we have to do things we don't like. I enjoyed living in Iraq more than I liked Massachusetts or Minnesota.

[eljay]

I will vote against our sitting President.

My feelings exactly. The quandary I'm in, however, is that there's not a Republican running that I want to see in office, and, although some core Republican organization wants another candidate in the race, I fear that's not gonna happen. Could, if this thing goes to the convention without a known winner, but I doubt it. And, if it did go that far, and was not a 'bartered' convention, and if another candidate were named out of the convention, that person would be far, far behind the campaigning curve.

However, I'm fully aware that voting for a third party candidate is a vote wasted so, having said all that, I'll vote for whoever the Republicans put up.

I'm not optimistic, however. :(

Oh, and by the way, in case nobody's noticed, Obama and his wife have been making all the right moves, and saying all the right things lately, to appeal to the lower middle class.

David

[gunfan]

Republican

[Tim Sullivan]

anybody but obama


+1

[Dwayne]

Anybody but Obama and Romney. Mickey Mouse sounds pretty darn good right now. .:D

[boris007]

hey there, hi there, ho there!!!
send your vote to me!
M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E!!!!!!!:D:D

voted for Paul in Primary today but looks like i will be voting for Romney :(

[deputy]

hey there, hi there, ho there!!!
send your vote to me!
M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E!!!!!!!:D:D

voted for Paul in Primary today but looks like i will be voting for Romney :(

same here..........call it the last great act of defiance.....;)

[Grasshopperunit]

I know some people think voting third party is a throw away. As long as that mentality prevails, we will be stuck with an essentially two party system. Two parties is too few if we want any real change. The time is getting riper every year for a viable third party. A tomato can only sit so long before it's time to take down the whole plant.

I don't look at elections like horse races. I'm not voting for who I think will win. I'm voting for who I want to win.

Vote Gary Johnson.

[foxytwo]

I will vote for Romney. There is no other choice.

[Stevejet]

Obama & His Mook Administration are the problem & enemy. I vote against these people.

[HK4U]

To bad there is not a spot on the ballet marked none of the above. If enough voters would check it we could get rid of everyone and start over.