Obama - as he is closest to my views (most liberal candidate that has a chance of winning.) Hillary Clinton would be my 2nd choice.

Obama, simply because he most closely matches my, and many of my friends, views. In all honesty, however, any one of the three major front runners (Obama, Clinton, and McCain) will be infinitely better than the monster in office now.

Not sure if there is much difference between all three candidates, so a vote for one is a vote for all. They all seem to support big business and corporate welfare over us peons. McCain does have a good track record of working with the dems, however we need a president that is somewhat knowledgable in economic principles and not just another chickenhawk. Obama might be good for foreign policy if he could get Bill Richardson as a VP. Clinton is just more of the same of what we currently have so won't even consider her a viable alternative.

Meh,i don't really care for elections. But if i had to vote,it would be for Obama.

DAMNED RIGHT MO FO! YOU ARE INFERIOR, AND FAUX NEWS TELLS ME SO, JUST LIKE THE BABBLE!

We got Rocky! We go John Wayne and we got George Dubya!

(Note to self: Did I think that, or type it?)

Crap, voting to Americans, on either side of the issue has become like picking up roadkill on a hot August day. You pick the one that smells the least.

Voter apathy makes me a bit sick to be honest.

If you disagree with the Bush presidency blame yourself since voter apathy / lack of turnout are big reasons why he got into power.

Then change it.  The electoral system is broken, then change it.

In Canada we have open discussion on electoral reform and frequent votes at the federal and provincial levels when an idea has merit.  If people demand something, they will get it.  Switching to a proportional representation model would make a lot more sense.

Glad to help.

I like the look of Obama but that's because an article I randomly read the paper sold him to me.
I think that a lot of people who get behind candidates are often running on hope of what this guy might be.

Lol!!
Reminds me off my favourite quote from the 2004 elections.

The difference between Kerry and Bush is the difference between assraped with lube and assraped without it, but trust me when I say that's a seriously significant difference!!

I like Obama, but that whole thing about him being anti-white, anti-Jewish is questionable. He didn't deny it. I still like him, but I wonder if he's ready to be president.

We do not need another Clinton regime, thanks. I'm tired of them.

Although I don't agree with McCain on a lot of issues, I like him and would choose him over Clinton.

second that. people like Bush crave the indifference of the disenfranchised independent/democrat, because their loyal sheep base will go out to vote year after year as long as their candidate simply declares himself a "man of faith" with "strong conservative values".

i'm pulling for obama. screw all the "not enough experience" spin coming from mccain and hillary, cheney and rumsfeld had the most experience the white house has seen in the last 50 years and look at the mess they made.

I'm north of the American border, but, since the American election gets me all excited anyway:

I think I'd vote McCain. He's a reasonable human being, he concedes good points to people he argues with, and frankly, once upon a time he took trip into the not-so-magical world of warfare and saw/experienced the horrors of it firsthand. So he knows what he's committing to when he declares war.

I haven't heard how preachy he is (...which sort of speaks for itself); what's his religious stance like (I assume he's Christian)? Sucks that all of the candidates can't show themselves as being anything but God-fearing, or they lose the entire bible belt to an opponent.

Obama would be next, though Hilary wouldn't at all be far behind. I have a far greater appreciation for her than her husband - though I think the 'greater than thou' mentality is definately a trait that, unfortunately, they both share.

Oh, fuck. And Nader's running again. That guy's persistent if nothing else. Too bad he doesn't have a fucking clue and doesn't give a shit he's splitting the vote for slighty-less-left-wing Democrats.

Really, how much further to the left would you prefer a candidate to be ?   ...perhaps someone with views  more similar to Daniel Ortega, Nicolae Ceausescu,  Vladimir Putin.... ? 

An Italian intellectual who embraced aspects of Marxist communism ?

Uh, never mind Jacob.  Just something about embracing a political system that has such a pathetic track record with regard to human rights....

( edited for clarity )

Hitler's family was a Jew =P

I'll more than likely vote for Obama if he gets the nomination.  You know, it's a shame that Obama's been laden with all these unfounded racial and religious stereotypes.