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Not going to be voting as I'm Australian, but I got the following result:
Top 5:
1. Bernie Sanders (96%)
2. Hillary Clinton (96%)
3. Joe Biden (91%)
4. Martin O'Malley (83%)
5. Donald Trump (51%)
I'm not surprised by the top two as I'm all about universal healthcare, the environment, people vaccinating and gun control.
I was a bit surprised to get 51% with Trump, but then I looked at what I agreed with him on, which was:
1. I think people should show photo ID when they vote
2. Not declaring war on ISIS (The current military action isn't helping so a full-scale war probably won't do much else either - particularly given the track record over the past decade)
3. I think able-bodied, mentally capable welfare recipients should have to do some sort of work, or at least prove they are applying for work
4. I also think welfare recipients should not be spending their welfare on drugs.
Least match with Ben Carson (13%).
I agree that it's sad that this is an "issue" for the election. I also shook my head at this question:
"Should a business, based on religious beliefs, be able to deny service to a customer?"
Top 5:
1. Bernie Sanders (96%)
2. Hillary Clinton (96%)
3. Joe Biden (91%)
4. Martin O'Malley (83%)
5. Donald Trump (51%)
I'm not surprised by the top two as I'm all about universal healthcare, the environment, people vaccinating and gun control.
I was a bit surprised to get 51% with Trump, but then I looked at what I agreed with him on, which was:
1. I think people should show photo ID when they vote
2. Not declaring war on ISIS (The current military action isn't helping so a full-scale war probably won't do much else either - particularly given the track record over the past decade)
3. I think able-bodied, mentally capable welfare recipients should have to do some sort of work, or at least prove they are applying for work
4. I also think welfare recipients should not be spending their welfare on drugs.
Least match with Ben Carson (13%).
"Should vaccinations for preventable diseases be a requirement"
only in America this would be a subject of debate. laughed at that one.
I agree that it's sad that this is an "issue" for the election. I also shook my head at this question:
"Should a business, based on religious beliefs, be able to deny service to a customer?"