So far, Hillary and McCain have both in the past spoken out against video game violence, with Hillary drafting legislation. Obama has been less passionate, but he is not a guarantee either. Thus, I submit going outside the 2 major political parties. Specifically, I look at likely Libertarian candidate Wayne Allyn Root. He has said unequivocably that he would oppose any such legislation.

From his website:

[QUOTE]"I will end the Nanny State. I will give personal responsibility back to the American people. The decisions on how to live your lives are yours. The decision on vaccinations for your children is yours. The decision on what to eat is yours. [B]The decision on what to watch on your computer or television is yours. [/B]The decision to own a gun is yours. The decision to smoke or drink or gamble is yours. The decision to wear a helmet on a motorcycle is yours- as long as you accept personal responsibility. The job of government is not to protect you from yourself. Or to prosecute victimless crimes. Big Brother will no longer be open for business under my watch."
--Wayne Allyn Root

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[QUOTE]*I oppose censorship and federal interference in the entertainment business-I support freedom of expression and oppose government censorship and over-regulation of entertainment, communications, media or technology. I support allowing the free markets to determine those choices. It is not the federal government's role to determine viewer choices. If viewers don't like what they are watching or hearing, they have the ultimate choice- CHANGE THE CHANNEL!
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You can read his entire platform here: [URL=http://www.rootforamerica.com/home/wherestands.php]http://www.rootforamerica.com/home/wherestands.php[/URL]

The Libertarian Party is the safest bet for our freedoms. Although we don't stand a chance of winning, we can contribute to a large core that will eventually make it strong and competitive in the next few years. Instead of the lesser of two evils, we can form a group that actually represents our stance on the issue, and hopefully convert like-minded Gen-Xers and Milenniums, even if they are not gamers. Even if he does not win, let's help him to a strong showing for future elections.