Who do you think will be the next President of the US?

[Verto]

I think Obama will win. I'd like to see Richardson as a VP for the Democratic ticket (since he'll never get the #1 spot).

I'm a little depressed that Huckabee is doing so well, the schmuck

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Originally posted by Verto
I think Obama will win. I'd like to see Richardson as a VP for the Democratic ticket (since he'll never get the #1 spot).

I'm a little depressed that Huckabee is doing so well, the schmuck

Actually, if you want Obama to win, Huckabee's performance should make you happy.

[DaShi]

Originally posted by Impaler[WrG]
But a #2 is good enough to Be the parties #2 which is all he ever had a chance at IMHO. Edwards demographics are very complementary to both to both of the front runners and I the chance that he would be tapped for VP is increased. In fact I think thats been his main goal all along with the Nomination itself as a marginal possibility.

Possibly, but I always got the feeling that Edwards felt that getting the VP was more of a Booby prize. He only took it in 2004 as a chance to keep his name in the spotlight for his next bid for president.

[Dinner]

If Huckabee doesn't do well in NH and McCain does, as is currently predicted, then it could come down to a race between McCain & Huckabee on the Republican side.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by Oerdin
If Huckabee doesn't do well in NH and McCain does, as is currently predicted, then it could come down to a race between McCain & Huckabee on the Republican side.

Nah, your forget Guiliani, who's entire campaign strategy is centered around Feb 5th.

[Alexander I]

And of course there's the possibility of a Romney comeback. He'd need New Hampshire, though, IMHO.

[Ramo]

Giuliani looks dead and buried. When asked about his sixth place, 4% performance in Iowa (beating only Duncan Hunter), he said, "None of this worries me -- Sept. 11, there were times I was worried." He's on track to getting fifth in NH (beating Hunter and Thompson).

I still wouldn't count Romney out. As terrible as his IA performance was, he still looks like the most plausible Republican candidate in terms of support from the various GOP coalition members and national infrastructure. And Obama's victory doesn't help McCain at all.

[DaShi]

Originally posted by Ramo
Giuliani looks dead and buried. When asked about his sixth place, 4% performance in Iowa (beating only Duncan Hunter), he said, "None of this worries me -- Sept. 11, there were times I was worried." He's on track to getting fifth in NH (beating Hunter and Thompson).

A noun, a verb, Sept. 11.

[Winston]

Originally posted by Sir Ralph
One of the Republicans. I'm not sure which, nor do I overly care, but at the moment my money is on Giuliani.

/me puts mark in calendar for totally agreeing with Sir Ralph, turns attention to possibly spotting blue moon

[Apocalypse]

I think McCain will win the Republican nomination in the end. He might pick up Huckabee as VP to get evangelicals. They have fiscal and religious conservatives there, plus they are the least xenophobic and can still get hispanic support.

[Alexander I]

Now there's an interesting question. Who would each candidate choose as a running mate?

I don't think Edwards wants to play second fiddle again, and Hillary would be humiliated. Romney certainly wouldn't be Huckabee's or McCain's VP.

[Verto]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui


Nah, your forget Guiliani, who's entire campaign strategy is centered around Sept. 11th.

Fixed

[Verto]

Originally posted by Rufus T. Firefly


Actually, if you want Obama to win, Huckabee's performance should make you happy.

His success saddens me, because of how many people agree with his wacko beliefs.

[Alexander I]

Originally posted by Verto
His success saddens me, because of how many people agree with his dangerous wacko beliefs.

Fixed.

[Verto]

Originally posted by Alexander I


Fixed.

QFT