Here's a
positions quiz, so you can see how you match up with the various presidential candidates. It's better quality than the ones I've seen before, but it's a bit annoying that they don't provide html for blogging purposes.
I knew I liked Obama. But Kucinich at #2? I suppose there was no question about being
visited by UFOs. Salon pointed out a few days ago that Kucinich's ideas actually
match up well with Democrat primary voters. No getting around that he's a nutjob, though.
Bloomberg third. Too bad he won't actually run. I really like him.
Stephen Colbert last, which is a good sign, since he takes positions in order to lampoon them.
And, as always, there's always a disconnect between what candidates *say* they will do, and what they *actually* do. Nonetheless, go Obama!
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1. | Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%) |
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2. | Barack Obama (79%) |
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3. | Dennis Kucinich (76%) |
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4. | Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (75%) |
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5. | Christopher Dodd (74%) |
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6. | Joseph Biden (72%) |
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7. | Hillary Clinton (72%) |
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8. | Al Gore (not announced) (70%) |
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9. | Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (69%) |
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10. | Bill Richardson (67%) |
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11. | John Edwards (65%) |
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12. | Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (62%) |
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13. | Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (59%) |
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14. | Mike Gravel (59%) |
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15. | Ron Paul (54%) |
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16. | Rudolph Giuliani (41%) |
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17. | John McCain (38%) |
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18. | Chuck Hagel (not running) (35%) |
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19. | Mitt Romney (35%) |
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20. | Mike Huckabee (34%) |
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21. | Elaine Brown (33%) |
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22. | Alan Keyes (31%) |
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23. | Tommy Thompson (withdrawn, endorsed Giuliani) (27%) |
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24. | Newt Gingrich (says he will not run) (27%) |
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25. | Sam Brownback (withdrawn, endorsed McCain) (25%) |
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26. | Fred Thompson (23%) |
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27. | Tom Tancredo (21%) |
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28. | Duncan Hunter (17%) |
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29. | Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (13%) |
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30. | Stephen Colbert (campaign ended) (12%) |