Who runs in '08?

[AFB]

Pick I don't think Hillary or Frist have a chance in hell against moderates unless they both run at the same time.

 

[conjur]

Kerry/Edwards up for re-election against Giuliani and a VP to be named later.

 

[Hammer]

R: guiliani/perry

 

[Shelly21]

McCain, if the Republicans can purge the Neocons. And I'll vote Republicans. Who says I'm a liberal?

 

[Infohawk]

I will have a better idea tomorrow night (or in two weeks or whatever).

 

[miketheidiot]

Jeb bush. Guliani and McCain, are way to liberal for the modern republican party and I personally only see the republicans going further to the right.

 

[lordtyranus]

Jeb Bush/Mccain or Guliani

 

[bozack]

Hopefully Romney and McCain or Romney and Guiliani...

 

[Mathlete]

I know that it will never happen but my dream ticket is McCain/Obama.

Or just re-elect Kerry/Edwards!!!

 

[AFB]

Originally posted by: Mathlete
I know that it will never happen but my dream ticket is McCain/Obama.

Or just re-elect Kerry/Edwards!!!

:thumbsup:

 

[GoPackGo]

Originally posted by: amdfanboy

Originally posted by: Mathlete
I know that it will never happen but my dream ticket is McCain/Obama.

Or just re-elect Kerry/Edwards!!!

:thumbsup:

Im for a Hetfield/Rose ticket

 

[CaptnKirk]

Someone out of a Governorship, Jeb maybe with a moderating VP to steer him.

Won't be a DeLay or a Frist, too polarizing, could be Talent out of Missouri though,
someone who has a short enough history that there's little or no known baggage
outside of their home district.

List of Senators

Linsy Graham - SC maybe.

Not much there that would be acceptable, some use their personalities as a form of birth control.

House ain't much better, maybe worse

Governors looks pretty grim

Not very promising is it.

 

[scoughlin1]

If Kerry loses tomorrow (which I don't see happening), I'm sure Obama will run for the dems in '08. I wouldn't be surprised to see Jeb Bush run.. but if his brother gets re-elected and his second term is anything like his first, Jeb won't have a snowballs chance in hell.

 

[nageov3t]

I don't think Gulliani would run for President. VP, maybe, but not POTUS.

I'd look for a Republican primary including Frist, McCain, and possibly Jeb as the heavyweights. it's hard to predict who'd win the primaries, though, since the Republican party could undergo a major change in the next 4 years, especially if GW loses tomorrow.

For the Democrats, assuming Kerry loses... Hillary is the front-runner if she wants it. But despite all the speculation, I wouldn't be suprised if she didn't want it. I'd also expect a reappearence of John Edwards and Jon Corzine (especially if decides not to take over as NJ Governor, and choses instead to stay in Federal politics)

 

[Strk]

Originally posted by: bozack
Hopefully Romney and McCain or Romney and Guiliani...

Why Romney?

Anyways, I wouldn't mind seeing McCain run, although I'm not sure about who for VP.(certainly not Guiliani)

 

[nageov3t]

having Gulliani run for Potus or VPotus would bring up a lot of baggage that could put a screeching halt to his campaign. namely, his cheating on his wife while in public office and the way he tramples on civil liberties in NYC.

and 4 years from now, his post-9/11 glow will have pretty much vanished.

 

[nakedfrog]

I want Dean to come back, or a Libertarian candidate with a realistic chance at winning.

 

[judasmachine]

what's with the jeb bush suggestions, you want another one trick pony?

 

[phillyTIM]

The BUSH family name is ruined, and will permanently be ruined come November 3rd.

No one would touch another Bush with a 10 kilometer pole.

They are DEAD FISH - good riddance!

 

[glugglug]

Hmm... Titor hints Hillary will win it in '08. At first I thought that doesn't make sense because Kerry will win this time and why wouldn't he run again... but then another supposed TT says that Kerry dies while in office (Cancer I think it was).

So maybe Hillary vs. Guiliani?

I think Kerry vs. Cheney is likely really.

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

Kerry runs for re-election against McCain, I think.

There has to be a reason McCain has campaigned for the President this year, in spite of the astoundingly nasty tricks Rove played on him in 2000, and I get the sense the RNC has pretty much told him, he's their guy in 2008.

 

[nageov3t]

Originally posted by: glugglug
I think Kerry vs. Cheney is likely really.

I can't see Cheney running for president (at least not with a realistic chance of winning). mostly because of health concerns, but also because he's the devil.