About 1/2 way down on the right side of the page....

msnbc.msn.com/id/5956557/

Looks like the DUers have been hitting this.  We need to get busy

George W. Bush
34%  

John Kerry
64%  

Ralph Nader
2%  

Lost cause on this one.
Look how many dumb ass votes were already cast.

Of course I hit it anyway.

George W. Bush
35%  

John Kerry
64%  

Ralph Nader
2%  

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 113943 responses  


George W. Bush
35%  

John Kerry
64%  

Ralph Nader
2%  

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 113813 responses  


George W. Bush
35%  

John Kerry
64%  

Ralph Nader
2%  

Hit, but we are way behind.

Did anybody read the accompanying article… Not good news for Kerry.

This is MSNBC.  It's target market is left of center.  It would be like having the same poll on Drudge and expecting Kerry to even be close.

* 116051 responses  


George W. Bush
35%  

John Kerry
64%  

Ralph Nader
2%  

hit btt

hit

Hit

George W. Bush
36%  

John Kerry
62%  


125820 responses

they probably start the poll with 50% allready for kerry

Hit it hard, hit it often.

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 127664 responses  


George W. Bush
37%  

John Kerry
62%  

Ralph Nader
2%  

Done!

DONE - still hasn't changed.

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 127908 responses  


George W. Bush
37%  

John Kerry
62%  

Ralph Nader
2%  

I'm pissed!

They have Nader on there, but not Badnarik! THAT's (90% certain) who _I'm_ gonna be voting for... ticks me off when they only post 2-3 candidates....  asshats.

Just so no one gives me TOO much grief, check out Badnarik's views on firearms (From the Pink Pistols Political Questionnaire):

Candidate's Name : Michael J. Badnarik

Political Party: Libertarian Party

Office you are running for: President of the United States

State: N/A

County: N/A

District: N/A

1) Do you believe that the Second Amendment confirms the
individual right of every American citizen to possess and use
(update of keep and bear) militia/military weapons for individual
self-defense, as well as for the defense of the State / National
defense?

YES


2) If elected would you support legislation for the removal of
firearm laws and regulations? If your answer is yes, and if you
are elected, what specific legislation would you propose/support
to ensure that this individual right is protected? Which current
laws which infringe upon this individual right would you seek to
repeal?

YES.

As president, one of my first actions would be to direct all
executive branch departments to stand down enforcement of the
more than 20,000 unconstitutional federal victim disarmament --
"gun control" -- laws now on the books; and to direct the Justice
Department, Attorney General and Solicitor General to defend that
action in court as necessary.

Following that, I would empanel a commission in the Justice
Department to identify and draw up bills of repeal for each of
these federal laws. These bills of repeal would be presented to
Congress for passage and I'd bring such influence as the office
of the presidency has at its disposal to bear in assuring their
passage.

Naturally I would veto any new victim disarmament legislation, or
any renewal of existing, sunsetting victim disarmament
legislation.

Further, I would instruct the Justice Department's Civil Rights
Division and our nation's US Attorneys to conduct a survey of
state and local victim disarmament legislation. Since the Second
Amendment reserves the right to keep and bear arms to the people,
not the states, and since the right to keep and bear arms is
foundational to the republican form of government which the
federal government is Constitutionally required to guarantee to
the states, I'd initiate action in the Supreme Court to nullify
those state and local restrictions.

*3) What do you consider are "legitimate" reasons to own a
firearm?* Check as many as apply:

Personal Defense
Home Defense
Defense of your country (Unorganized Militia)
Hunting
Farm Use
Competitive Shooting
Informal Sport Shooting
Informal Target Practice and/or Plinking
Collecting
Constitutional Rights
Just because. No reason is necessary.
Other: Any reason which does not involve the initiation
of force against others (and then the use of force, not the
ownership of the firearm, is at issue)
All of the above
[ ] None of the above

*4) Would you support the banning of some firearms or ammunition?
(IE: Saturday night specials, "assault weapons", Hollow points,
and "Safety Slugs") Why and to what extent?*

NO

The right to self-defense is not negotiable or limited.

Further, the Second Amendment was clearly aimed at facilitating
ownership, by individuals, of the most current, state of the art
military weaponry. Given that the military possesses
intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of deploying
multiple, high-megatonnage thermo-nuclear warheads, the sky is
literally the effective limit to personal weapons ownership.

5) Do you believe that firearm owners should be required to have
licenses or permits to own or carry firearms? Do you believe
training for such licenses should be mandatory? Why?

NO

"Licenses" and "permits" are issued to those taking advantage of
a privilege. The exercise of a right, by definition, means that
no permission is needed.

HE is the candidate who SHOULD win... but we'll likely end up w/Kerry, or possibly Bush.... NEITHER cnadidate is THIS cool about OUR RIGHTS! (though, admittedly Bush is better of him and Kerry). I just cannot "bring myself" to vote for either.... voting for the lesser of 2 evils is STILL evil winning.

45bush/54 kerry, keep getting it

Done

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 180960 responses  


George W. Bush
49%  

John Kerry
50%  

Ralph Nader
1%  

Almost tied.

 181671  responses

Bush:  49%

Kerry:  50%
 
Nader:  1%

Hit

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 182921 responses  


George W. Bush
49%  

John Kerry
50%  

Ralph Nader
1%  

* 183175 responses  


George W. Bush
49%  

John Kerry
50%  

Ralph Nader
1%  

49-49-1??????

Guess I already hit this one.... Confusing with so many of them on here lately.



If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?
* 185931 responses  


George W. Bush
50%  

John Kerry
49%  

Ralph Nader
1%  

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 190517 responses  


George W. Bush
51%  

John Kerry
48%  

Ralph Nader
1%  

Hit, 51-48 for our guy!

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 191,752 responses  

George W. Bush
51%  

John Kerry
48%  

Ralph Nader
1%  

Done!

51% our guy
48% the frog

hit !

Hit,

Bush 51%
Kerry 48%
Nader 1%

Hit

GWB 51% <<< need more hitting here

JFK 47%

+1

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 197455 responses
George W. Bush
52%
John Kerry
47%
Ralph Nader
1%

52 for W!

Done

Hit..  53% Bush  

If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for?   * 205785 responses  


George W. Bush
53%  

John Kerry
46%  

Ralph Nader
1%  

Done...

Done.

@ 7:30 PM PST -Friday, Sept.10

Bush 53%

Kerry 45%

Nader 1%

1042 EST Bush 54%, Kerry 45%, Nader 1%

Vote early, vote often!

210660 VOTES               BUSH 54    KERRY-44   NADER-1