Canadians: If you were a US citizen, would you vote for George W., John Kerry or Nader?
924987
well I am Canadian, living in Florida, and pesonally I'd vote for George. I think that his war thing is dumb, but he has saved a lot of peoples lives over in Iraq, those people were basically back in the stone age and now they're getting freedom- which everyone deserves.\nCanada is really laid back, and we have no problems....so I think what George is doing is somewhat ok. War to me isn't the answer, but to him so be it. \nPersonally I think he should focus on making the states a way more friendly place to visit tho...the borders are pretty anal and the customs officers are asses...\nafter all the states was voted the most unfriendly unwelcoming place to visit.
297079
OH CANADA ALL THE WAY!  free health care, good education, wonderful wildlife, clean air, nice ppl a it's liked around the world.  its always top 5 in best education or best country to live.  i don't even know if the US makes it onto the lists. however there are some nice parts in the US but overall Canada is where its at.\n\nIn response to democracy, Canada's govt is way more fair and equal than the US.  look at the electoral voting system in the US.  and Canada doesn't have a senate.
1024054
As an American born, naturalized Canadian, living in Canada for the past 40 years, but visiting family a couple times a month in the US, I am going to say Canada.  Life seems somehow a lot less stressful in Canada and a lot more laid-back.
1068531
No votes here, but when there is, I will be voting for anyone of any party who is willing to stand up and defend our borders!  As far as I'm concerned, this issue transcends the usual Dem/GOP lines ... from now on I will vote for the individual who has America's interests at heart ... hard to find, but I'll be looking!
233651
Canada-Stephen Harper\nMexico-Vincente Fox
910362
I never vote in US elections.\n\nBut I always vote in federal, provincial, and civic elections here in Canada.
624260
I would say George W Bush, but I know some Americans are going to have a go at me if I do. Apparently it's fine for Americans to have it in for their own president, but not for an English person to. I also don't like the smarmy British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
614052
Unfortunately they don't allow Canadians to vote even though it's a toll free number. Oh well, guess America only means "United States of America" and not "North Amercia." I would have voted for Taylor Hicks so why don't you try calling for me after you're done and place a vote on my Canadian behalf? Thanks!
474339
Some of you voted for him... a SECOND TIME!!!\nProud to be a Canadian!
435738
I personally like Canadians and think it is perfectly ok to assume an american persona when drunk. This is also good for america as we europeans believe them to be religious fanatics and it would give them some good press if we thought they could cut loose, throw up in the street and start a punch up like all us normal people.
630499
No, unless your uncle is a Canadian citizen.  And why not US?
1032320
I started off voting Republican (Reagan in '84), switched to Democrat ('88-'96), voted Green (Nader in 2000) and voted for a Democrat (not Kerry) in 2004. I lean, surprisingly, to the right. I've always considered myself a liberal until I learned what "classic conservativism" is. I am more conservative than a lot of self-proclaimed conservatives. I believe in small government and reduced debt (thus the Clinton votes in '92 and '96) less government restrictions (Nader 2000), and a strong military (thus my vote against Kerry and Bush in '04), all "classic conservative" traits.\n\nThe terms liberal and conservative have little meaning anymore. True liberalism would be socialism or communism,and these parties are not as active in the US as they are in Europe.
112585
Absolutely, and I'd walk out of the voting booth feeling proud of my vote. Most of the Democrats and Republicans I know are voting _against_ someone (seriously - did anybody really, REALLY want a President Kerry, other than as "Not Bush"?). I'll vote _for_ Dr. Ruwart, and know that if she won, she'd be the best President of my lifetime.
722694
Not speaking for Canadians, but as a US citizen currently living in Canada and enjoying the Canadian way of life, I have noticed that much of Canada dislikes US for a very simple reason...\n\nBeing that the US and Canada are so close in geography and social values, when the US makes a huge decision it greatly affects Canadians. Like it or not, Canada depends a lot on the US. \n\nJust imagine being forced to abide by certain rules which you had no say in creating? Classic example is the missile defence program. Canada was initially against it (and somewhat is but that is another issue) but because the US is so big and economically strong, they [the Canadians] have very little choice but to concede a bit, which angers Canadians.\n\nThey just don't want to be lead around by someone they don't agree with. I don't blame them, I wouldn't either. When the US gets a decent president again, Canadians and US relations will get much better, trust me.
289465
Canada is a good neighbor, but I think they have a bit of an inferiority complex. Beautiful country nice place to visit.  Relations will probably improve now that a Conservative is in office.  We had some great times during the Mulroney-Reagan years
664474
I will vote for the person who represents my views and values and idea of what America really stands for....For me that is usually a Democrat.  I wish there were more parties to choose from.  Another couple of people to vote for that actually had a chance to win.
880933
I'm a canadian and right now proud to see americans finally realising that they have a moron contorlling the country.\nGo Democrats Go