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

[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.)