ATTN Dirty Non-Americans:

what you you think of the US Presidential field in these early stages?

Why specifically non-americans who are dirty?

because they're more earthy and closer to the nitty gritty of reality.  I'll be damned if some cardigan wearing upper class British motherfucker tells me their opinion on Iraq. Like I'd give a fuck what they think.

>>3
Yeh, that's right!  Because the UK doesn't have troops in Iraq!

OH SHI--

>>3
I am currently wearing a cardigan and I am English (the proper term for "Britain" is "England").

>>2
wrong.

>>5
Wrong

Britain = England + Scotland + Wales + Northern Ireland

Try calling a Scotsman English and he'll make a sporon out of your testicles

>>7
Britain = England.
Scotland + Wales + Northern Ireland = Counties. They're not real countries, they just pretend to be to help the media during slow news weeks.

>>1
Well, imo everyone is crazy except 3 people.
Gravel, Paul and Kucinich.
And they're not exactly optimal choices either.

Gravel is a whiny old bastard with strange perspectives.

Paul is about as sensible as republicans come (hehe).
Of course reps are pretty much the same as dems when it comes to political views anyway.
2 party system = fail.

Kucinich is planning to ban handguns, as if gun control actually would solve things.

I'd go with Kucinich, seems more reliable.

Scottishfag AND Britfag here; no it's not a paradox.

Ron Paul is the only candidate I rate highly. He has expresed his concern over the power of the Jewish lobby and is the only Republican who opposes the Neocon's Jew wars in the Middle East.  He's also tough on immigration and against Affirmitive Action. Ron Paul is a CLASSICAL liberal in the spirit of America's forefathers and not an fake egalitarian social liberal like today's Democrats.

>>9
I agree, banning guns won't help anything. Gun crime is mainly a commited by negroes against other negroes anyway, which doesn't concern me much.

>>9
uh, no?

Take the Candidate Calculator test:

http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html

My match was, as expected:

Texas Representative Ron Paul (R)
81.48% match

>>12
Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich (D)
88.24% match

>>12
Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel (D)
83.67% match

I can't imagine why anyone is putting forth Kucinich's name anymore.  His leftie sentiments are not compatible with the DLC, and as it is, Clinton and Obama have already been "voted for" by the finance and investment industry, which clinches the Dem nomination.

Britfag here. Yes, I consider myself British, not English, even though I was born there.

Ron Paul has impressed me the most.

Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich (D)
84.62% match

Ron Paul

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