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New Poll: President Obama as a Video Game Character





Time for a new poll!  Here it is:

If President Obama was a character from a video game, which character would he be?

  1. Pac Man
  2. Capt. John Soap MacTavish from Call of Duty
  3. John Henry Eden from Fallout 3
  4. Jim Raynor from Starcraft
  5. Kane from Command and Conquer
  6. Gordon Freeman from Half-life
  7. Arcturus Mengsk from Starcraft
  8. Commander Shepard from Mass Effect
  9. Vladimir Makarov from Call of Duty

If I missed your choice, let me know in the comments section.  You can find the poll at the bottom of the page.  I look forward to reading the responses.

...And yes, I will conduct the same poll for Romney.
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