Reply #145: Here's my take (for what its worth!) ...

[Blackhatjack]

Bayh would be a mistake.
Biden brings too much baggage from past campaigns and gaffes.
Kaine won't bring complementary skills, knowledge and experience to ticket.
Clinton is the only woman with a chance of making the ticket, and her confrontational primary and former President husband will likely keep her off the ticket.
Clark is possible, but not likely.
Webb of Virginia is more likely than any of the above.
Edwards would be a tireless campaigner and his anti-poverty slant will play well given the shape the economy will be in by election day PLUS you get Elizabeth Edwards in the deal! However, his best position would our new Attorney General.
Richardson has foreign policy credentials but won't bring much else to the ticket.
Chris Dodd has not been mentioned, but he would bring a wealth of experience to the ticket.
Bob Graham would bring a lot of experience and Florida voters to the polls.
Gephardt would not bring in additional voters.
Sam Nunn of Georgia has been out of the public view for a while and his age would work against him.
Al Gore will never take the VP slot. He is doing exactly what he wants to do.
Chuck Hagel? Not a chance.
Michael Bloomberg? Nope. He would not accept a position where he must take orders from anyone.


So who is left?

Someone completely off the radar?

Right now the best choice IMHO would be(in no particular order):

Either Webb, Clark, Edwards or Dodd.