Who would you vote for to replace our current president?
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Evan Bayh. I wouldn't vote for any of the other people listed here. McCain, while I respect his service record, is too quick to give in to party pressure. Condi for the same reason. Hillary is too wishy-washy. Mitt Romney is WAY too conservative for me. The only Republican I would consider voting for would be William Weld, also a former Massachusetts governor. Funny, nobody's mentioned Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, or Tom DeLay. Wheres the support for Bush's cronies?
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Ummmm...Bush?\n\nWhat's the question?
466253
I would vote for Barrack Obama because he stands for something and he supports the Democratic Agenda. As for whether I would vote for Condoleezza Rice the answer would be no. I am a Democrat and would never vote for someone who belongs to the immoral Republican Party.
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You better hope it isn't Hillary Clinton.  Unless you want to give up your freedoms to an even greater extent.  Do you want to have your taxes raised in order to pay for all the illegals to have health coverage as well?  I would vote for Mitt Romney of Mass.  I think however, that Rudolf Guliani has a good shot at the Presidency.
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i'd vote for him!! he's a buddy of my boy friend and we do meth together
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The current president (lame duck) would finish his term and the Vice president would assume the presidency. Since this has never happened before, I'm sure someone would try to get a new election in progress.
775215
yes, lets try it!!! I vote for Condi!!
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Who wants yahoo answers to get rid of answerers  who ignore the actual question because they're too busy criticising a simple, common spelling error?\n\nAnd yes, I do want another president.\nUnfotunately, that cannot happen now but with the current term expiring in two years, we will have a new one. What we need to be careful about is the possibility of electing (or selecting) one just as incompetent as the current one.
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I vote for Barack Obama. John McCain has had too many chances to run for president and has proven to be indecisive at the last moment. Barack Obama is more decisive in his decisionmaking and would offer new viewpoints on issues. John McCain is from the old politics when all is said and done. He cultivates a progressive republican attitude which in reality he does not follow thru. Give USA Barack in 2008 and we'll do great !!
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Hillary Clinton would be my choice, she is intelligent and strong, she is not afraid to stand up for what is right. She would have one of the best advisers in the world with her husband, the last legally elected president and the last one that has been successful moving the nation forward.
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I won't goose step but I would vote for him because he is not a repuglican. They have screwed up in 5 years what it took Clinton 8 years to straighten out.
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I would note for democratic so I would not vote for Clinton.  I would vote conservative.  Whatever president, most likely republican, would strive to keep america the strong country it is, to conserve our constituion and not try to change it.
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I would vote for a woman, the right woman.  Women can be just as tough, if not tougher then men.  Women can also balance a budget which seriously  needs to be done.  \n\nI think men don't want a woman for president because they are afraid the right woman would do a better job than mot of the men.
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I would pick Ronald Reagan. He was a great guy.
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I think that it's about time that we have another president that's not a middle aged caucasian with a full pocket.\nIt might change the way we view the world and what we do in it.
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His health does concern me. But, assuming he does not make an extremely poor choice for VP, I would likely vote for him.
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If he were to be replaced by someone decent, I would give several thousand dollars to get rid of him.  \n\nI would give $1,000 or so to have him replaced by Cheney.  Not because I prefer Cheney but because Cheney represents the true nasty, hateful face of the dominant radical wing of the Republican Party and he can't hide it behind personal charisma like Bush can.  I'd be willing to gamble that Cheney would not be able to lull moderates to sleep like Bush has, and that enough of them would get enraged to clean house in 2006 and 2008.