[Old School]

I wouldn't be a one issue voter if I were you though. I'm not saying that you are. But just because he supports education (which I oppose his plan STRONGLY)... doesn't mean that he's your guy.

This is a man who now acts like he's anti-big oil.. yet was on the board of directors for the largest refinery company in the united states, and was a major stockholder. He also was former Energy Secretary, which ONLY caters to big oil. He's part of the mainstream Washington Establishment..... he'll do nothing, no matter how much he talks about 'change'. He's backers are the big oil industry....... not windmills in Colorado.

On the other hand, I have to wonder what it is about Obama that you don't like? It seems to me that republicans would die to have a guy like him, with conservative views of course, on their side...... He's not scared to say what he means, and seems to be one of the few geniune candidates out there...... However I'd vote for Stalin before him.

As a registered Republician there's not a lot I can do about the Democratic candidates and who is chosen to represent them in November, and I guess on the Republican side I will just have to wait to see who is still in the race in May. With Kentucky's May election date being so late in the year there may only be two or three candidates on each side with a chance of gaining the nomination when it's our turn to vote.

As I said in a earlier post, I'm still undecided and that my ranking of the candidates will change, and trust me I'm not a one issue voter, never have been and never will be, I just caught him as I was flipping through the channels and his comments on education caught my attention.

It would be interesting to see how you would rank the candidates from both parties by what you know about them today.