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I voted "other" because I think it's really important for our elected leaders to have good teeth.
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Height and weight. A candidate lacking even one of these would be virtually invisible in foreign policy negotiations.
I put in mannerisms. If they're constantly backpeddaling and changing their stance rather than picking a position and sticking with it, then it's really hard to judge what kind of a leader they'll be if they can't even figure out where they stand on their most basic ideals.
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fashion sense- I mean, if they can't be trusted to dress themselves in the morning, how can we count on them to make good decisions in office?
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Background and friends -- I don't think they're non-issues. Your history and who you're associated with tell quite a bit about the person you are.
I also picked "mannerism." I wouldn't have voted for George W. Bush simply on his mannerism alone. I think a President should act presidential, or at least hire a coach to teach him/her to act that way.
I also picked "mannerism." I wouldn't have voted for George W. Bush simply on his mannerism alone. I think a President should act presidential, or at least hire a coach to teach him/her to act that way.
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Obama's too young for me to even consider him teh hawt.
McCain. He's got the milage and teh sexay.
McCain. He's got the milage and teh sexay.
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Anyone who picks his or her nose in public gets my vote. Extra points if they eat it. Mega-points if they get someone else to eat it. That's Presidential...
Age and background.
McCain may have a lot of experience, but I think his age makes him somewhat out of touch with much of America. Reagan was bad enough.
McCain may have a lot of experience, but I think his age makes him somewhat out of touch with much of America. Reagan was bad enough.
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When I say background, I mean as in where they are form, where they grew up, etc.
Really, non of these things are "non-issues." But none of them are "issues" in the sense that abortion, gun control, and immigration are "issues." That was my intention in labeling them as non-issues.
I think I'm being misunderstood...again.
Really, non of these things are "non-issues." But none of them are "issues" in the sense that abortion, gun control, and immigration are "issues." That was my intention in labeling them as non-issues.
I think I'm being misunderstood...again.
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ahh, in that case, I'll go back and chose "other".
If they can't wear socks that match, then I don't want 'em!
“There is in every madman a misunderstood genius whose idea, shining in his head, frightened people, and for whom delirium was the only solution to the strangulation that life had prepared for him” Antonin Artaud
If they can't wear socks that match, then I don't want 'em!
“There is in every madman a misunderstood genius whose idea, shining in his head, frightened people, and for whom delirium was the only solution to the strangulation that life had prepared for him” Antonin Artaud
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Background? Stand against something that matches what you're wearing. That way, they won't know where you start and the couch ends.
It'll be hell if you have wicker furniture.
It'll be hell if you have wicker furniture.
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Interestingly, they have a different number of votes.
I think Background is important, but not Background/origin.
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