Who will make the world a more interesting place?

So far I have been able to vote in one U.S. Presidential election: 2004.
And I look forward to voting in the 2008 presidential election.
The criteria I used then and the one I am using now is:

"Who will make the world a more interesting place for the next four years?"

I see any major party candidate as being the flipside of the same coin.
As such I have been forced to find a new criteria and that is what I used.
I am far from uninformed, I have a college degree in Political Science.
I think this method works just as well as any other criteria.
I was wondering what anyone thinks of this as a way to decide who to vote for.

My criteria led me to vote for Bush in 2004 and has me leaning heavily towards Obama in 2008. Although, I did vote in California in 2004, so you can't blame me for electing Bush. Since Kerry won the elctoral votes from that state, my vote was rendered meaningless.

What do you think? I am serious about this as a topic for discussion.
Which candidate so you think would make the world more interesting and why?






[edit on 8-8-2008 by CallMeMaury]

I can't believe no responses so far. Not because it is a poor topic for conversation (which you might think it is) but because no one will look at it.
I have changed the heading three times and still only 51 views. Come on, how do I get people to at least take a peak at this? I should call it

"Obama is the Muslem///100% Prof !!!! Shruia Law Ya'llll Heard I Predictd it"

I would accept no responses, if only some people took a gander.

Gary Colman? Can I write-in my vote? I just love it when he says "what choo talkin' bout Willis". Priceless. But seriously, the choice between:

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I will have to say Obama will make the US the most interesting place in the next 4 years. I believe he will take some revolutionary steps and make some mistakes along the way.

That's if he survives the assassination attempt. (Tangent- fake assassination planned, psychological effect on actual attemptees to halt efforts due to previous unsuccessful attempt)