Who will be the next president?

[minx]

Kurt,

 

I'd strongly encourage those who find themselves aligned with the Richardson platform to vote for him. Probably more qualified than hilary or obama

[Hendershot]

I think the Final Four will be Hilary or Obama (edge Hilary) vs. Mitt or Rudy (edge Rudy). Once the Dems and Republicans pick their canidates it will be easier to tell who will win.

[KaskadskyjKozak]

Once the Dems and Republicans pick their canidates

 

yeah, that's the problem.

 

[kevbone]

Rudy

 

 

Rudy is so incredibly bad it’s funny. He cannot give a speech without mentioning 9/11.

[Hendershot]

Democrats are more likely to go with Hilary in the hopes that it will attract disenchanted republicans and swing states. The problem is that the republicans who disagree with Bush's policies will probably support their parties canidate, provided it's not McCain. Rudy is the republican's safest bet.

[chucK]

Why would disenchanted repubs vote Hillary? Are you reading the same stuff I am?

[KaskadskyjKozak]

Why would disenchanted repubs vote Hillary? Are you reading the same stuff I am?

 

supposedly, she's peeled off about 25% of the female rep vote. or so I've heard reported (and not on FOX news, so STFU before you even say it)

 

[No. 13 Baby]

Rudy is a man of great morality and judgment.

 

[Hendershot]

Why would disenchanted repubs vote Hillary?

 

That's just it, I don't think they will get Hilary's vote but the democrats will lean towards a canidate that could appeal towards both parties.

 

Obama is critical of the war, which is good because it gives voters an option to express thier disatisfaction with the war. Even if Obama wins, he will find it incredibly difficult to withdraw from Iraq, that is if he actually attempts to. Hilary can SAY she is against the war, but hasn't make promises to begin troop withdrawal.

 

[kevbone]

Kucinich is the only true candidate. He is the only one who speaks what he is thinking instead of what the corporations what him to say. Too bad he will not win.

[KaskadskyjKozak]

Why would disenchanted repubs vote Hillary?

 

That's just it, I don't think they will get Hilary's vote but the democrats will lean towards a canidate that could appeal towards both parties.

 

Obama is critical of the war, which is good because it gives voters an option to express thier disatisfaction with the war. Even if Obama wins, he will find it incredibly difficult to withdraw from Iraq, that is if he actually attempts to. Hilary can SAY she is against the war, but hasn't make promises to begin troop withdrawal.

 

politicians don't do what they say anyways. people might bank on Hillary to get us out of Iraq whether she says she will or not.

 

[No. 13 Baby]

Hillary, Obama, Kucinich, Edwards . . . no matter who wins, it'll be nice to have a president with an IQ above room temperature.

 

GOP might as well hang it up -- after Dumbya's Reign of Error, and the bozos they're putting up, there's no way they'll win.

[kevbone]

Hillary, Obama, Kucinich, Edwards . . . no matter who wins, it'll be nice to have a president with an IQ above room temperature.

 

[KaskadskyjKozak]

Hillary, Obama, Kucinich, Edwards . . . no matter who wins, it'll be nice to have a president with an IQ above room temperature.

 

 

laugh it up - Bush's IQ exceeds both your and No. 13's

IQs - combined.

 

[minx]

Kucinich is the only true candidate. He is the only one who speaks what he is thinking instead of what the corporations what him to say. Too bad he will not win.

 

that's a huge generalization. there are several democratic candidates who fall into that category. unfortunately i don't think the big qualify

[KaskadskyjKozak]

Kucinich is the only true candidate. He is the only one who speaks what he is thinking instead of what the corporations what him to say. Too bad he will not win.

 

that's a huge generalization. there are several democratic candidates who fall into that category. unfortunately i don't think the big qualify

 

yes, but if they got big, they'd start to toe the party line

 

we need a viable independent candidate.

 

[minx]

i think in the current political climate "viable indpendent" is an oxymoron

[KaskadskyjKozak]

i think in the current political climate "viable indpendent" is an oxymoron

 

I think the public is dying for an independent voice

[kevbone]

We live in a Republic…..not a democracy.

 

Do you know how many people officially ran for president in 2004? Over 200 people…..yet I only saw two people on TV….that is a republic, not a democracy. And do you know why they would never put Ralph Nader on an unscripted stage with anyone else? Because he would tear the others apart. He does not need to be scripted nor do the questions need to be scripted for him. I see Kucinich as the same.

 

[KaskadskyjKozak]

We live in a Republic…..not a democracy.

 

we live in a federal constitutional republic ; some of you wish we were a "people's republic"

 

[minx]

i like many things kucinich has to say. however there are other candidates that don't need to be scripted. i'm not confident in Kunicich's experience with foreign policy and international relations. I’m also slightly disturbed by his purported friendship with Shirley McClain

[archenemy]

She talks with trees and stuff, doesn't she?

[minx]

i dunno what trees she talks to be i know she used to talk to crazy JZ Knight. Weird weird weird woman imo.

[archenemy]

No Shirley for President, huh?

[minx]

shirley there will be a president