A U.S. Election for the Rest of the World

fierce

General

25 Oct 04 17:32

fierce

Boulder, CO

Joined: 04 Aug 04
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25 Oct 04 17:32

Interesting results...Nader is doing remarkably well. Personally, I think it's too bad this guy hasn't been given more attention in the media from the outset. He has been basically overlooked, and is a much better choice than Bush in my opinion.

http://worldpeace.org.au/virtualelection.asp#country%20votes

Mong

Joined: 05 Mar 04
Moves: 3666

25 Oct 04 18:28

Originally posted by fierce
Interesting results...Nader is doing remarkably well. Personally, I think it's too bad this guy hasn't been given more attention in the media from the outset. He has been basically overlooked, and is a much better choice than Bush in my opinion.

http://worldpeace.org.au/virtualelection.asp#country%20votes

Nah....he would just get Bush-wacked

Acolyte

Now With Added BA

Loughborough

Joined: 04 Jul 02
Moves: 3790

26 Oct 04 10:28

Originally posted by fierce
Interesting results...Nader is doing remarkably well. Personally, I think it's too bad this guy hasn't been given more attention in the media from the outset. He has been basically overlooked, and is a much better choice than Bush in my opinion.

http://worldpeace.org.au/virtualelection.asp#country%20votes

It's funny how few Brits voted for Bush. Apparently nearly half of those surveyed in the UK still think the Iraq war was a good idea!

DarrenT UK

Manchester, UK

Joined: 18 Jul 04
Moves: 101603

26 Oct 04 12:23

A Green party candidate called Cobb? Isn't that a bit corny?

And where was the 'none of the above' button? I'm with Brewster...

Starrman

Joined: 19 Nov 03
Moves: 31382

26 Oct 04 14:56

Originally posted by Acolyte
It's funny how few Brits voted for Bush. Apparently nearly half of those surveyed in the UK still think the Iraq war was a good idea!

Polls conducted on small percentages and then averaged up. Choose your target group well enough and you can suggest anything....