Trump and Sanders are basically giving the middle finger to the status quo, which is different. That is kind of neat. :yay
1) Type the names of the candidates in order from the one you like the most to the one you like the least.
Sanders, Trump, Clinton
2) Who is your favorite candidate and why do you like him/her better?
I like Bernie. I did vote for him a month or two ago. Part of me really believes in him and his ideas and wants from a human perspective, and part of me wants to see 'shit' get weird
(maybe 'change' is a better word?)
3) Who is your least favorite candidate and why do you dislike him?
Clinton. Clinton has a pretty good track record as a politician (she does do a lot of good things that go unnoticed by America; Howard Stern mentioned a lot of cool things she has done, and he really didn't have to do that. I guess he was just being honest) and I'm sure we can expect nothing great but nothing bad--kinda just more of the same as it ever was, politically speaking. Though, I wonder if Trump will ever get anything done if elected. I do like how he exposes the politics and weirdness of the political parties since he can't/doesn't want to be "purchased." He started out not giving a crap about who he offends and that was refreshing. He seems to be trying to pick his words better, but, at least he is transparent. Clinton has more years of experience in politics and it's tough to see what she actually feels.
4) What would you like to see happening during the campaign?
I would like to see the Republicans eat their words and support Trump.
5) From 1 to 10 how involved are you? Going to rallies and volunteering for a campaign would be 10, not knowing the names of the candidates or what they stand for would be 1.
I'm about a 5. I do vote. But I don't rally for anyone (especially politics) and I keep up on some candidates (not just the big elections).
6) Would you say politics is important in your life?
No.
7) How old are you and how many times have you voted in the past?
40ish and I've voted since I was around 30 (like everyone else I thought: "One vote doesn't mean anything."