Americans: Which person on the other party would you vote President?

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Pataki is a very popular governor. I said, why not. After all, I did put Bob Graham on the Dem primary side.

Where have you been? Pataki's approval is at an all-time low due to his budget mismanagement. Last I saw it was down to 43-45%.

His negative ratings on issues are worse:

30 - 62 percent for handling education;
28 - 66 percent for handling taxes;
29 - 63 percent for handling the economy and jobs;
36 - 44 percent for dealing with the State Legislature.

(The first number is approval, the second disapproval)

[GePap]

That is news to me..damn upstaters, bunch of cow lovers! BUt Pataki still burned a lot of political bridges over the budget fiasco, and in NY that matters.

Guiliani doesnt stand a snowball's chance in hell of becoming president.

[Imran Siddiqui]

But you could have at least pick realistic imaginary primary candidates.

I did... governors. And if Bush bowed out this year, I BET McCain would run in a heartbeat.

Who else would you have put?

[Sava]

Who else would you have put?

Joe

[Imran Siddiqui]

Guiliani doesnt stand a snowball's chance in hell of becoming president.

I bet if he ran, he'd have a very good chance. Just because you NYers don't like him doesn't mean he isn't revered everywhere else... and even BEFORE 9/11.

[Nubclear]

Probably Kerry.

[Al B. Sure!]

should've put Powell on this... even though he always insists he'll never run, he seems more likely than Jeb

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui

Guiliani doesnt stand a snowball's chance in hell of becoming president.

I bet if he ran, he'd have a very good chance. Just because you NYers don't like him doesn't mean he isn't revered everywhere else... and even BEFORE 9/11.

Yeah, I'm sure the Republicans will nominate him when his primary opponents get the pictures of him marching in the Gay Pride parade and dressed in drag.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Tassadar, I got problems believing you are a Republican

[Al B. Sure!]

just because New yorkers don't like Guiliani? how did he get elected then if the citizens of new york all hate him?!

[GePap]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui

Guiliani doesnt stand a snowball's chance in hell of becoming president.

I bet if he ran, he'd have a very good chance. Just because you NYers don't like him doesn't mean he isn't revered everywhere else... and even BEFORE 9/11.

Hmm, lets see, he is a republican who: supports gay rights, dressed in drag for a show, supports abortion rights, is catholic, has had a sordid sex life. Yeah, he gets by the republican primaries. I can just see Falwell fawning over him.... And no, dems would not run him.

[Al B. Sure!]

RALPH NADER IN 04!

is he running by the way?

[Imran Siddiqui]

Ok, really liberal NYers don't like him .

And Boris, with the 9/11 thing and the good shot at victory, I think Republicans might forget that . The abortion issue may be tougher to crack.

[GePap]

Originally posted by Albert Speer
just because New yorkers don't like Guiliani? how did he get elected then if the citizens of new york all hate him?!

The first time he barely won, and Dinkins had had a rocky admin. The second time he won more decisively, but then his policies got him in trouble. if it were not for 9/11 few would have mourned his passing as major.

[The Templar]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui

Guiliani doesnt stand a snowball's chance in hell of becoming president.

I bet if he ran, he'd have a very good chance. Just because you NYers don't like him doesn't mean he isn't revered everywhere else... and even BEFORE 9/11.

We've had it with the guy. He's too anti-gun and anti-property for either the south or southwest. He's also pro-choice and pro-gay - that seals his fate in the south. I don't know **** about the mid-west so I won't speculate. He might have a shot in the Northwest - but to pro-gay/pro-life/anti-gun for Naziville (Idaho) and not environmental enough for the coast.

Nah, Guiliani ain't going to be president unless there is a major political shift.