Step up to a booth with your new ballot. When I left California they were still using punch cards. Nevada has gone electronic, and Arizona? Arizona uses felt tip pens! The ballot is a large sheet of paper with circles next to the candidates' names and the yes/no's for propositions. You vote by taking a felt tip pen and fi
Conservative Of or belonging to the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom or the Progressive Conservative Party in Canada. By the way, the Progressive Conservative Party in Canada recently merged with/got taken over by the far-right Alliance Party, creating the Conservative Party.
I finished some more candidates: //------------------------------------------------------------------------ CANDIDATE CharlesTupper //------------------------------------------------------------------------ FirstName "Charles" LastName "Tupper" Image "tupper" _CHARISMA 7 _COMELINESS 4 _COMPASSION 6 _CREDIBILITY
Let's run it sometime B, winner gets the back bacon and LaBatt Blue. Throw in some donuts from Tim Horton's and you got a deal!
who expects Cheney to resign soon? Health reason maybe? I mean the GOP can't seriosuly keep him VP.. he can't run for president, so shoudln't they fill it with a candidate? Hopefully, he'll get replaced by McCain, and the curse of the zero will kick in, unless Reagan broke the curse
This is NOT the US Senate floor At this rate, with all the hostility, pretty soon it will be "Go F*ck yourself" -Dick Cheney But I guess I shouldn't talk after what I just said about Moderateman in a reply to "the "other" coalition" (but, to be fair, he did bring it on himself).</font
Let's hope he's color blind and will get rid of the stupid terror alerts. But how else would he teach Bush his colors?
Yeah, but I don't have enough Republicans. Even the Republicans I do have now would be McCain. I was thinking of getting the 4 stooges of 1890s politics (the 4 people who tried to replace John A after he died). One didn't even want the job, one died of a heart attack, one was incompetent, and one lost an election 10 weeks after he was sworn in. And maybe Borden, Bennett, and Meighen. And Turner and Laurier for the Dems. If I knew how to post pictu
I was thinking it would be interesting to do an all-Canadian challenge in The Political Machine (perhaps this weekend). Here are the Canadian candidates that I created, but you’ll probably have to google them for the pictures. Most of them are Dems, though, because most Canadians would be Dems. I tried to make them from states that are either close to where they are from, or where they would easily fit in politically. //-------------------------------
make sure you have all the latest patches, though (to 1.02 right now)
The last two games I have had the other player has quit without a word. Tacky! Me too, my last game. How about a game sometime?
And get the latest patches. I am sick of not being able to play someone because they have 1.00 and I have 1.02
I played 3, but only finished one. One of them my opponent quit, abut the other had an interesting problem. I was behind as Dean vs. Washington, and all of the sudden, at week 29, The newspaper popped up and said Dean Defeated, but I still had 12 weeks to go. Any idea as to what happened?
Wow. I'm an atheist and about as liberal as they come, but this is starting to take things waaaay too far. What's next? A ban on religious symbols? Oh, wait...stupid France!
I'd like it for you to be able to choose your opponent's VP in quick play, because sometimes I try to play a game with some historical accuracy (say, Kerry/Edwards vs. Bush/Cheney), but the computer picks a different running mate. It just aint right to see George W. Bush campaing alongside a Canadian Prime Minister who has been dead for over 100 years.
We are trying to stop PROLIFERATION of nuclear weapons not their wholesale elimination Proliferate: To increase in number or spread rapidly I'm not sure, my math might be a little rusty, but doesn't building more nuclear weapons increase the number of nuclear weapons?
Probably only in Quick Play and Fantasy Play modes, though, because you could do good in campaign mode by forcing them to pick bad running mates, and not in multiplayer for obvious reasons.
interesting...
Never has a first world country ELECTED as its primary leader, a non-native citizen. I do not believe that, in the interest of being sensitive, the United States should be the first. If Canada or France wants to try it, that is fine. But this land was not intended to be one large social experiment. Actu
Well, its nice to see a relatively un-rabid remark from a celebrity, but i honestly dont care what ANY of them have to say about politics. i wish theyd just shut up and entertain me, like they used to. I'm a liberal and I agree with you there. Probably most of them don't know jack about politics, and t
First off, I want to say yhat this is an excellent game, although I do have one problem. Whenever I want to run a realistic campaign against the computer, say Kerry/Edwards vs. Bush/Cheney, or Bush/Quayle vs. Dukakis/Bentsen, the computer always picks a different running mate. It really spoils the historical accuracy when George W. Bush picks a Canadian Prime Minister who has been dead for over 100 years as his running mate (Kerry/Edwards vs. Bush/Ma
I just finished a fantasy campaign against G "Terrorist" Bush on normal diff. with a my made character (75 stat points, not hacked). world peice and strong peace. everythign was set to random. This created the oddest campaign i hvae played yet. Texas was liberal. Rhode Island had the highest electoral votes. as for issues and the
if the Republicans had this kind of test, McCain would be President
The thing with Arnold is, if you watch one of his movies and think about him as holding political power at the same time, you get really confused and shocked. Watch him use the guy as a human shield in Totall Recall, then think "economic girly-men." Damn, that makes my brain hurt.
When you use the slashing of tires and other "dirty tricks" as a reason to hate the left, you have to realize that probably over 99% of liberals would not do that, and it is really a case of a few bad apples. Second - The other reason I think it's clear that liberals don't trust the electorate has to do with their tactic