Is anyone interested to see Senator Joe Biden run for President in 2008?
492695
Yes, I am definitely interested in seeing him run!!  That way another Republican is sure to be elected!!
811809
I'd gladly vote for Hillary, or perhaps even Barack Obama, who is also considering running for the Democrats. I've always been frustrated with the fact that as huge and diverse a country this is, it's primarily been a choice between two, middle-aged or higher, Christian, white men for President. It's time to bring some diversity to the Presidential race.
605154
i would love it. it would be so awesome. i would also be celebrating. i would support him all the way though the whole campaign and term(s). bring it on.
646305
I would too. I think a lot of people would considering he actually won in 2000.
548348
Though I would love to see Hillary become president, I think you're right.  There are too many people right now that are not ready for a woman in office.  I think the only chance she could have to win the presidency would be if she chose Bill as her vice president.  I think that as vice president she could show her ability to govern this country and then perhaps in the future America would better accept her as commander in chief.  I personally like Wesley Clark, and think he and Hillary could achieve great things together.
33717
No, it's rare that a Senator has become President.  Then you have to factor in the last time he ran he got busted for plagerism.  Then you have this Abramoff Scandle bloomings in which I think I saw he received money from him.
776563
He is the most promising politician in America, and eventually he is going to run for president. The case for running now It's just seems that it may not be the right time but then again it may be the best chance he will ever get. He needs at least a full Senate term before he is taken seriously but I think he should take his chances and run.
1180151
Not unless Rice runs. If Clinton runs I think it would only be for President. Maybe Simone we haven't seen step forward yet. I think it could very easily happen. Don't know if they would win though. Gonna be an interesting race.
715754
I think this question is bogus, because the assumption that Hillary is the front-runner for the 2008 Democratic nomination is, frankly, ridiculous.\n\nRepublicans would love to see her get nominated because they know she doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of winning.\n\nSomeday we will have a woman president. It's just not going to be Hillary. If the Democrats want to win back the presidency, they won't even let her be the V.P. nominee.\n\nSo to answer your bogus, ridiculous question -- in the matchup of your dreams, McCain/Guiliani would destroy Hillary/Obama.\n\nBut for the sake of this country, let's hope the Democrats aren't that stupid.\n\nP.S. I think both sides would be wise to avoid nominating a U.S. Senator for president. A former U.S. Senator hasn't won a presidential election since Richard Nixon. The disadvantage for Senators is that their record on national issues is too easy for opponents to pick apart. Governors have a far easier time, IMO.
57532
It is very possible that Hillary Clinton will run for presidential office in the 2008 elections because she actually has a very good chance of getting the nomination. While I personally would not vote for her, it would not surprise me in the least if she won, because she has so many supporters. \nHillary Clinton should run for president as well. Because the Republican Party has not had any real competition in servile years, they have controlled the government for a long time. And if Mitt Rhomney runs for president, She has NO competition.
841561
a vp\n\nhe would be a good president in 2012 or 2016. He is still young now, and being  a VP would be a good step in a serious presidental campaign
26672
Long way off at this time...best scenario for Senator Obama is to accept Mark Warner's offer to be VP nominee in 2008 ('electability' being Senator Clinton's issue).  Republicans then look to make best possible showing to recover from weak 2nd Bush term and nominate the Democrat's favorite Republican John McCain who narrowly wins (similar voting pattern as 2004) but then Senator Obama well placed for 2012/2016.
626343
Sorry, I had to clean the puke off the monitor before I could reply. Talk about scary thoughts.\n\nCheney keeps saying he won't run in 2008, and I think he probably won't. He's already run the country for six years.
983353
I don't see why not. He might win it or not but a change would be nice. Obama could use that campaign if he loses to make himself a more respectful and maybe one of the best politicians we've had in  years. He's a solid guy, I like the way he approaches the people. We need more people like him these days! I really wish him the best of luck and would vote for him in the primaries if he still wants to run. But if he doesn't make it, he'll show up in 2012 or 2016 with a solid and clear personality. May the best Dem win!!
547831
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.
801203
In Nov. of 2008 it will not be George Bush-he cannot run again. It will not be Mr Clinton-he also cannot run again. It will not be John Edwards not enough people would vote for him. Maybe Hillary (God forbid), maybe John McCain. But I think we don't really know yet, someone will rise up as a natural between now and then. I also don't think it will be a democrat, now that they are in charge of both houses and are attacking Bush from every side, the terrorists no doubt see us as being weak.....they will strike us again.
825618
ABSOLUTELY!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nGo HILARY!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2008 is the year of the first Woman President - I can feel it!