Not That I Know Who Most of Them Are

[aesmael]

    But according to this doohickey, this ranking of U.S. Presidential Candidates is in ordered by who I would do best to support. Presented for your amusement:

	1.	Theoretical Ideal Candidate   (100%)
	2.	Dennis Kucinich   (92%)  Click here for info
	3.	Barack Obama   (88%)  Click here for info
	4.	Joseph Biden   (80%)  Click here for info
	5.	Hillary Clinton   (77%)  Click here for info
	6.	John Edwards   (76%)  Click here for info
	7.	Wesley Clark   (76%)  Click here for info
	8.	Christopher Dodd   (74%)  Click here for info
	9.	Al Gore   (70%)  Click here for info
	10.	Bill Richardson   (67%)  Click here for info
	11.	Mike Gravel   (55%)  Click here for info
	12.	Elaine Brown   (47%)  Click here for info
	13.	Kent McManigal   (47%)  Click here for info
	14.	Ron Paul   (46%)  Click here for info
	15.	John McCain   (32%)  Click here for info
	16.	Mike Huckabee   (32%)  Click here for info
	17.	Rudolph Giuliani   (30%)  Click here for info
	18.	Tommy Thompson   (21%)  Click here for info
	19.	Chuck Hagel   (19%)  Click here for info
	20.	Mitt Romney   (18%)  Click here for info
	21.	Sam Brownback   (16%)  Click here for info
	22.	Newt Gingrich   (13%)  Click here for info
	23.	Fred Thompson   (11%)  Click here for info
	24.	Tom Tancredo   (8%)  Click here for info
	25.	Duncan Hunter   (5%)  Click here for info
	26.	Jim Gilmore   (3%)  Click here for info

    That was found thanks to Robert McNally|Ironwolf

    For amusement, here are the results I got for the religion & belief system one (slightly modified from the last test I took):

1.	Secular Humanism (100%) See selected books about Secular Humanism.   Click here for info
2.	Unitarian Universalism (91%) See selected books about Unitarian Universalism.   Click here for info
3.	Liberal Quakers (76%) See selected books about Liberal Quakers.   Click here for info
4.	Non-theist (72%) See selected books about Non-theist.   Click here for info
5.	Theravada Buddhism (69%) See selected books about Theravada Buddhism.   Click here for info
6.	Neo-Pagan (66%) See selected books about Neo-Pagan.   Click here for info
7.	Mainline - Liberal Christian Protestants (60%) See selected books about Mainline - Liberal Christian Protestants.   Click here for info
8.	New Age (51%) See selected books about New Age.   Click here for info
9.	Taoism (47%) See selected books about Taoism.   Click here for info
10.	Orthodox Quaker (42%) See selected books about Orthodox Quaker.   Click here for info
11.	Reform Judaism (42%) See selected books about Reform Judaism.   Click here for info
12.	Mahayana Buddhism (41%) See selected books about Mahayana Buddhism.   Click here for info
13.	Bahai (30%) See selected books about Bahai.   Click here for info
14.	Sikhism (30%) See selected books about Sikhism.   Click here for info
15.	Jainism (28%) See selected books about Jainism.   Click here for info
16.	New Thought (27%) See selected books about New Thought.   Click here for info
17.	Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (24%) See selected books about Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons).   Click here for info
18.	Scientology (23%) See selected books about Scientology.   Click here for info
19.	Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (21%) See selected books about Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist).   Click here for info
20.	Seventh Day Adventist (19%) See selected books about Seventh Day Adventist.   Click here for info
21.	Hinduism (18%) See selected books about Hinduism.   Click here for info
22.	Mainline - Conservative Christian Protestant (18%) See selected books about Mainline - Conservative Christian Protestant.   Click here for info
23.	Eastern Orthodox (15%) See selected books about Eastern Orthodox.   Click here for info
24.	Islam (15%) See selected books about Islam.   Click here for info
25.	Orthodox Judaism (15%) See selected books about Orthodox Judaism.   Click here for info
26.	Roman Catholic (15%) See selected books about Roman Catholic.   Click here for info
27.	Jehovah's Witness (12%) See selected books about Jehovah's Witness.   Click here for info

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Comments

[whimsical-esper.livejournal.com]

oooh selectsmart! I took that religion thingy once, long time ago though, forgot what i got. Anyway, you should forget that secular whateverism and join my cult! It's my next plot endeavor. I'm excited!

~S

[aesmael.livejournal.com]

Your cult? Is there a secret handshake or badge?

[coniferous_you]

Maybe someday Sophie. Maybe you'll get the world. *shakes head amusedly* Keep on reachin' for that rainbow.

[aesmael.livejournal.com]

There's a story in that (there always is). *twitches*

[lost-angelwings.livejournal.com]

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Dennis Kucinich (92%) Click here for info
3. Barack Obama (91%) Click here for info
4. Joseph Biden (84%) Click here for info
5. Hillary Clinton (82%) Click here for info
6. Wesley Clark (81%) Click here for info
7. John Edwards (78%) Click here for info
8. Christopher Dodd (77%) Click here for info
9. Al Gore (74%) Click here for info
10. Bill Richardson (66%) Click here for info
11. Mike Gravel (55%) Click here for info
12. Elaine Brown (48%) Click here for info
13. Kent McManigal (43%) Click here for info
14. Ron Paul (41%) Click here for info
15. Rudolph Giuliani (34%) Click here for info
16. Mike Huckabee (32%) Click here for info
17. John McCain (28%) Click here for info
18. Chuck Hagel (20%) Click here for info
19. Mitt Romney (19%) Click here for info
20. Tommy Thompson (19%) Click here for info
21. Sam Brownback (16%) Click here for info
22. Newt Gingrich (13%) Click here for info
23. Fred Thompson (11%) Click here for info
24. Tom Tancredo (5%) Click here for info
25. Duncan Hunter (3%) Click here for info
26. Jim Gilmore (3%) Click here for info

I got that :O

[aesmael.livejournal.com]

*nods* You may pass. ([:

[marr-vell.livejournal.com]

I don't know why I did it, but I did it.

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Dennis Kucinich (79%) Click here for info
3. Barack Obama (78%) Click here for info
4. Christopher Dodd (77%) Click here for info
5. Joseph Biden (74%) Click here for info
6. Al Gore (71%) Click here for info
7. Wesley Clark (71%) Click here for info
8. Hillary Clinton (69%) Click here for info
9. John Edwards (65%) Click here for info
10. Mike Gravel (60%) Click here for info
11. Bill Richardson (53%) Click here for info
12. Ron Paul (49%) Click here for info
13. Kent McManigal (43%) Click here for info
14. Elaine Brown (38%) Click here for info
15. Rudolph Giuliani (35%) Click here for info
16. Tommy Thompson (32%) Click here for info
17. John McCain (30%) Click here for info
18. Chuck Hagel (29%) Click here for info
19. Mitt Romney (28%) Click here for info
20. Mike Huckabee (26%) Click here for info
21. Newt Gingrich (23%) Click here for info
22. Duncan Hunter (22%) Click here for info
23. Sam Brownback (22%) Click here for info
24. Tom Tancredo (22%) Click here for info
25. Fred Thompson (21%) Click here for info
26. Jim Gilmore (15%) Click here for info

So I guess that unless America elects an imaginary president I'm going to be unimpressed.

[aesmael.livejournal.com]

Hey, I'm still not sure Bush is for real. It could happen.

[marr-vell.livejournal.com]

To clarify: I meant an imaginary good president.

[aesmael.livejournal.com]

That is pretty imaginary.

[lantyssa.livejournal.com]

My list looked a lot like yours.

Useless trivia: Ron Paul has been the Congressman for the town I grew up in for 25 years. His daughter was the grade ahead of mine, and my mom worked with him at the hospital. Of the Republican candidates, he is the closest to what the party used to stand for.

[aesmael.livejournal.com]

Neat. If more parties were more socially liberal than I might have a harder time choosing, since I don't know fiscal from pascal.

I should stop by your journal more often - I like being kept up but sadly often have nothing to say. Your life is a bit beyond my experience at the moment. Maybe if you put in more familial angst? P;

[lantyssa.livejournal.com]

I don't see my parents very often, and despite their attempts to adjust, it's still uncomfortable to deal with them for extended periods so I don't put much effort into going there.

My mom is crazy. Harmless, but crazy. Vu didn't believe me until we spent a week with them. My dad is the super practical sort, but also likes things done his way. He can admit he's wrong, but only after the fact. I take after both.

Is there enough potential angst in there? ^^;

[aesmael.livejournal.com]

I am satisfied for now. ^_^

Actually, the way you described your family makes me think of them as endearingly well suited for each other.

[lantyssa.livejournal.com]

I could deal without the sniping between them, but they've made it 40 odd years together, so maybe. I suppose it helps my dad spends most of his time at their river house and out mom's hair. (She was dreading retirement.)