biden 38 at a score of 38 there was still only one more issue i agreed with him on than disagreed. everyone with lower scores for their top match must not really match any candidate.
christopher dodd, score of 47 Agree Immigration Taxes Stem-Cell Research Health Care Abortion Social Security Energy Marriage Death Penalty Disagree Iraq Line-Item Veto
Fred Thompson - 64 Agree Iraq Immigration Taxes Stem-Cell Research Health Care Abortion Social Security Line-Item Veto Marriage Death Penalty Disagree Energy Duncan Hunter - 64 Agree Iraq Immigration Taxes Stem-Cell Research Health Care Abortion Social Security Line-Item Veto Marriage Death Penalty Disagree Energy
Thompson, but I could also live with Romney. But Tancredo scored better from my prespective with a 40. Thompson was a 38. But some of the questions really did not adequately cover my position. So I doubt the validity of the scores. Some of the possible responses were so close I could have gone either way with them. When I ran the quiz again and switched them, Thompson scored 43 and Tancredo was 38. Thompson was followed by McCain at 40.
Duncan Hunter Score: 51 Agree Iraq Immigration Taxes Stem-Cell Research Abortion Line-Item Veto Energy Marriage Death Penalty Disagree Health Care Social Security
Question, I'm noticing that the ones who disagree with having a line-item veto to be mostly Democrats. Why would it run that way? What's the downside of having a line-item veto? Sounds like a way of avoiding those situations where people tack on something stupid to a bill for either getting it shot down, or to add pet projects onto the bill.
