When you vote for your representitives in 2010, will you research each candidate or make a partisan vote?

Grunge asked:


For example: a paleoconservative thinker may vote for a republican candidate even though that republican candidate may be a staunch neoconservative. However a moderate democrat or a liberterian candidates view may be more similar to that of the paleoconservative thinker.

Their are many different types of examples like this that work. Thats just one out of many.

So the question is, will you research each candidate and make a non-partisan decision? even if that means voting for a independant or 3rd party candidate?

Or will you just vote for whatever candidate is a member of the political party you like?
Bush crack you totally missed the point. there are many different types of republicans and there are many different types of democrats.
4 out of 6 said they would make a partisan desicion.

No wonder this country is going down the shitter. people cant think for themselves.

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