Gore, Kerry, Edwards, Obama, Clark and then Hillary...that is my order

[greenbriar]

I am sorry, I do not want Hillary to be the nom because I think that will lose us the presidency yet again.

She is smart, and would probably be okay, but most of the US is not gonna vote for her


IMHO

[yourout]

1. Leave out Kerry and you have my list.

[CTD]

2. Agree 100%

I like Kerry. But he's really damaged goods at this point.

Hillary cannot be allowed to get the nomination unless we all want another Republican president.

It's that simple.

[greenbriar]

5. I agree

which is our loss because I believe he is a great statesman and very precise and smart

[The Wizard]

6. Kerry caved in to

feigned outrage, egged on by Hillary, about screwing up a punch line.
Presidents are made of sterner stuff.

[blue agave]

17. Ditto ! (n/t)

[illinoisprogressive]

3. That is okay, I don't either.

[seabeyond]

4. out of these people. kerry, clark, obama, gore, edwards.... hillary

[Warren DeMontague]

7. Mine: Gore, Clark, Richardson, Kucinich, Edwards, Obama, maybe Vilsack

then Kerry. Hillary's right at the end.

[Mister Ed]

8. Would you like fries with that?

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

:rofl: :hi:

[natrat]

9. kucinich gore edwards---rest yuck

[CTD]

10. We all basically agree- Gore at the top of the list, Hillary at the bottom

The middle is up for debate.

Personally, I think a Gore/Obama ticket is unstoppable.

And any ticket with Hillary insures another Republican president.

I *really* want a woman to become president. Soon. Hell, I'd become a campaign volunteer for Pelosi in a heartbeat. But Hillary is unelectable and is way too much of a weathervane. She doesn't seem to stand for anything, hasn't done anything in the Senate, and has hints of Lieberman in her positions with respect to the Middle East.

[Dean Martin]

11. Obama, Gore, Edwards

and that's pretty much it for my list right now.

[JohnnyRingo]

12. My list continues quite a ways down....

...any Democrat all the way down to my local School Board President before I'll vote for a republican or independent.

The political pendulum has to swing back toward the center. It may swing past center and into the left before I die, but that's OK too.

The wing-nuts have skewed the political spectrum so perversely since 9/11 that even Pat Buchanan appears to the left of the White House.
When GW looks to his right, all he sees are white hoods and armbands.

I already know who I'm voting for in '08... I could mail in my straight Dem ballot tomorrow. Maybe it'll be a different story in 2012.

As an afterthought, I want you to know that I respect your opinion and appreciate you bringing it to a forum of different views for debate, but you bet I'll vote for Pres Rodham if she's the name on the ticket.

[RiverStone]

13. Gore, Clark, Obama, Edwards, Kerry - not Hillary

The first 3 NEVER supported the IWR, the next 2 at least recognize they were wrong to vote YES and said "I was wrong" - Hillary has done neither.

[Quixote1818]

14. Clark, Gore, Edwards, Obama, (I like them all)

I like Clark and Gore almost the same. It's a toss up.

[we can do it]

15. Add Kucinich and I'm with You

[Unbowed]

18. Yes, he's good too!

He's always inspired me.

Okay, he's on my list too. I'd love him for VP.

[Unbowed]

16. Kerry, Gore, Clark, Dodd..is my order.

If you throw in a couple of VPs, I'd like to order up Barbara Boxer or Russ Feingold. How about Patrick Leahey? So many good ones to choose from, but I love John Kerry. He's my top pick. Al Gore is close, but my loyalty was won during the Alito filibuster. Kerry 2008!

[Crunchy Frog]

19. Clark, Gore, Obama, and Kucinich.

I can't support anybody who favored the IWR or the invasion. I do think that Hillary would represent certain defeat.

[kerry-is-my-prez]

20. Clark-Gore (tie), Edwards, Richardson, Clinton-Obama (tie)

n/t