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**Gosxjqum** · 01-09-2012, 08:06 PM

Heller, an independent who voted for President Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary four years ago, told CNN afterward she was leaning toward Paul but is now unlikely to vote for him.

"If I met him, looked him in the eye and liked him he would have gotten my vote tomorrow and instead I'm turned off," Heller said. Way to do it, forget about what the candidate stands for, just vote for the one shaking hands and looks you in the eye most agreeably, worked out fine last time...

01-09-2012, 08:06 PM	#2
Gosxjqum Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	Heller, an independent who voted for President Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary four years ago, told CNN afterward she was leaning toward Paul but is now unlikely to vote for him. "If I met him, looked him in the eye and liked him he would have gotten my vote tomorrow and instead I'm turned off," Heller said. Way to do it, forget about what the candidate stands for, just vote for the one shaking hands and looks you in the eye most agreeably, worked out fine last time...
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