Who would the following have voted for in 2004, part III

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Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Mikhael Gorbachev
Nicolae Ceausescu
Enver Hoxha
Adolf Hitler
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini

Evo Morales
Fidel Castro
Hugo Chavez

[Middle-aged Europe]

Boy, this forced me to do some research into the various third-party candidates.


Vladimir Lenin ->  Roger Calero

Joseph Stalin -> Roger Calero

Leon Trotsky -> Bill Van Auken

Nikita Khrushchev -> Roger Calero

Leonid Brezhnev -> Roger Calero

Mikhael Gorbachev -> Walt Brown, maybe Nader or Cobb

Nicolae Ceausescu -> Roger Calero

Enver Hoxha -> Roger Calero

Adolf Hitler -> Write-in: David Duke

Francisco Franco -> Write-in: Pat Buchanan

Benito Mussolini -> Write-in: Pat Buchanan

Evo Morales -> Walt Brown, maybe Calero

Fidel Castro -> Roger Calero

Hugo Chavez -> Roger Calero


You didn't really expect that I would answer anyone of them with "Bush" or "Kerry"?

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Mussolini and Franco would vote for an isolationist?

[Middle-aged Europe]

Mussolini and Franco would vote for an isolationist?

Well, they aren't exactly internationalists, that's for sure. For example, Buchanan wants the U.S. to withdraw from the United Nations very badly. Italy withdrew from the League of Nations in 1937 and Spain followed that move in 1939.

I admit that Buchanan's political views aren't exactly a 100% match with Mussolini's and Franco's views. But it would probably very hard to find any U.S. politicians who held identical views with Hitler, Mussolini, or Franco. Buchanan was the best I could do. And they have to vote for someone after all. At least I conceded that Buchanan would be too moderate for Hitler's taste.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Well if they couldn't vote for themselves?

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Mussolini and Franco would vote for an isolationist?

Well, they aren't exactly internationalists, that's for sure. For example, Buchanan wants the U.S. to withdraw from the United Nations very badly. Italy withdrew from the League of Nations in 1937 and Spain followed that move in 1939.

I admit that Buchanan's political views aren't exactly a 100% match with Mussolini's and Franco's views. But it would probably very hard to find any U.S. politicians who held identical views with Hitler, Mussolini, or Franco. Buchanan was the best I could do. And they have to vote for someone after all. At least I conceded that Buchanan would be too moderate for Hitler's taste.

Buchanan is a FF.

[Middle-aged Europe]

Mussolini and Franco would vote for an isolationist?

Well, they aren't exactly internationalists, that's for sure. For example, Buchanan wants the U.S. to withdraw from the United Nations very badly. Italy withdrew from the League of Nations in 1937 and Spain followed that move in 1939.

I admit that Buchanan's political views aren't exactly a 100% match with Mussolini's and Franco's views. But it would probably very hard to find any U.S. politicians who held identical views with Hitler, Mussolini, or Franco. Buchanan was the best I could do. And they have to vote for someone after all. At least I conceded that Buchanan would be too moderate for Hitler's taste.

Buchanan is a FF.

LOL, yeah, so what?

[MarkWarner08]

Evo Morales