The new poll is up, over there in the sidebar. Due to the likely decay of interest in this one, the poll closes in three days, not a week, as is usual.
Last poll results: For the question, "My biggest fear about the Democratic primaries is:," the results were:
1. Neither of these two can beat Giuliani (50%)
2. Hillary will be elected president, and the divisiveness of the country will increase (33%)
3. Hillary will be elected president, and she won't be noticeably different from George Bush (17%)
4. Barack will be elected president, and the "See, lack of experience!" card will be played ... (0%)
Thanks for voting!
Hate the restrictions of multiple-choice questions? Please feel free to expand upon your vote in the Comments.
4 comments:
I would have picked, "A weak JFK impression" if it also said "with none of JFK's display of religious toleration," or words to that effect. Romney's speech wasn't just a weak JFK impression, it was an attempt to invoke the glory of JFK's religion speech while actually delivering a viewpoint totally opposed to what JFK believed about religion.
Tim Rutten had a good column in the Los Angeles Times this morning about the Romney religion speech. It pretty much agreed with Charles and also talks about Huckabee the Baptist minister whose ads declare he is the "Christian candidate", which Rutten claims is a subtle way to say that Romney as a Mormon isn't a Christain just as Catholics, Unitarians, Quakers, Jews, Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus, Bahais and atheists aren't.
Barack=Uniter. Hillary=Strong woman who far too many fail to take seriously or hate because she's a woman.
Sornie - "and a Clinton".
Since the polls are closed, but the post is still up here and it ended in a tie - I'll cast a late vote for "Hated it, especially the anti-secularist attitude". Think of me as the Supreme Court of bjkeefe!
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