Track the Presidential Candidates Popularity
June 13th, 2007 by Matthew Jabs
You may or may not be into following the candidates for the Presidency of the United States, but if you are, I found a great site to monitor the candidates standings in real time.
Some don’t care to follow the presidential race because they believe their opinion/voice doesn’t matter, or they’re discouraged by the poor choices that are available. I used to be the latter, and a little of the former myself. However, I’m trying to turn over a new leaf, get off my butt, & get involved. If everyone just gives up, then what do we have? Therefore, I’m not giving up this year, I’m going to get involved.
Anyway, here’s a cool website that will help you track who’s leading the national primary race. Enjoy.
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that’s a great site. I can’t believe it’s still 16 months until the election.
What I can’t believe is that people would actually vote for Clinton. It truly shows the degree of moral decay our country has undergone in the last few years.
What I can’t believe is that this site claims Ron Paul ranks so low when he is the only one who has a clear message. He is the only one who does not contradict the conservative stand. I simply cannot believe that more people have not researched enough to see that Paul is the REAL DEAL!
Ron Paul in 2008!
I’m totally on board with that. Something that infuriates me is when people say, “You’re going to vote for Ron Paul? But he doesn’t have a chance.”
Yeah…no kidding, he doesn’t stand a chance if everyone votes for that reason. What ever happened to voting for who is the best candidate, not just voting for who’s popular? Our nation is in such moral decay, it’s very frustrating & disconcerting.
That’s the thing that scares me the most any more with elections. the Media can distort people’s character and people have no respect for others. Who cares if someone is voting for Ron Paul or Hilary or Obama. This is America we have the right to say what we want, to think how we’d like, and most of all vote for who we want to vote for. we are all entitled to our own oppinion and that’s why we are in America. Can’t people remember that?!