Lynne's
Sunday, January 18, 2004
I have been interested in the Iowa caucus.
I wish Senator Graham could have gone further in the process. I had previously narrowed my favorites to four ,now I have narrowed them down to Kerry or Edwards.
What helped my finalize the 2 was an AOL quiz. Yes, an AOL quiz. Actually the quiz ranked Kucinich 100%, then Kerry and Edwards at 90%, Gephardt at 80% and Dean at 79%. I did not completely accept those numbers because I was unsure how the survey weighed my responses so I choose the compare feature.
The comparison chart made Edwards and Kerry stand out. I will admit that I was leaning toward them already. In the past couple of weeks I have been reading more on the candidates for President. Edwards has moved higher on the list. Dean has gone down. Gephardt hasn't been moving. Kucinich and I have opposing views on abortion (he favors laxing laws somewhat) and foreign trade. What we do agree on are the death penalty, and gun control. BTW, Bush ranked 14%.
I wish Senator Graham could have gone further in the process. I had previously narrowed my favorites to four ,now I have narrowed them down to Kerry or Edwards.
What helped my finalize the 2 was an AOL quiz. Yes, an AOL quiz. Actually the quiz ranked Kucinich 100%, then Kerry and Edwards at 90%, Gephardt at 80% and Dean at 79%. I did not completely accept those numbers because I was unsure how the survey weighed my responses so I choose the compare feature.
The comparison chart made Edwards and Kerry stand out. I will admit that I was leaning toward them already. In the past couple of weeks I have been reading more on the candidates for President. Edwards has moved higher on the list. Dean has gone down. Gephardt hasn't been moving. Kucinich and I have opposing views on abortion (he favors laxing laws somewhat) and foreign trade. What we do agree on are the death penalty, and gun control. BTW, Bush ranked 14%.
posted 10:37:00 PM
