Wouldn't Dick Cheney running for president in 08 be a blast?
475846
Yes,if he loses to John Edwards or Hillary Clinton.
1094241
Cheney may be a mean-spirited, soulless SOB, but at least he is competent. I think his worldview is screwed up beyond all belief, and he is utterly clueless about Iraq, but he does have some understanding of how the government functions.\n\nDan Quayle can barely spell and makes George W look like a rhetorical genius. \n"I didn't live in this century"?\n"If we do not succeed, we will fail"?\nAnd Buzz Lukens walking on the moon.
426749
No. Bush doesn't run the White House, Cheney and Rumsfeld run the White House. Our current president is easily manipulated by these right-wing hawks.\n\nFor more information, read "The Rise of the Vulcans" by James Mann. It describes in intricate detail about how all of these guys have been intertwined in Washington politics for the past 20-25 years.
876002
Oh Neddie, and the fun has not even started yet.  I have no idea of how this fool can re claim his legacy.  Its as if his daddy got Bush Jr the presidency....and Jr. broke it.  Let this lame duck presidency be the analogy of sending him to his room for a couple of years.  Wonder why Cheney and Rove seem so glum/ quiet lately?
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.
688818
It's hard to guess, but I'll take a shot:  9/11 would probably still have occurred.  Gore would most likely have gone into A'stan as a result of the attack.  Saddam would still be in power as I doubt Gore would have had the political will to confront Iraq.  Chances are that Bin Laden would still be alive (as I believe he is today).  The economy might be a little worse off, due to Gore's reluctance to engage in cutting taxes or spending on entitlement programs (even though Bush hasn't been much better in that regard) and appeasement of the enviromentalist and their religious adherence to the Kyoto Protocols.  Assuming he would have been reelected in 2004, Gore would have been able to shift the Supreme Court to the left with more pro-abortion, anti-2nd Amendment justices not to mention placing a more liberal chairman on the Federal Reserve board.  That's about all I can think of.  Frankly, beyong Iraq and the SCOTUS appointments, I don't see much difference.  Anyone who says otherwise is a partisan hack who hasn't been paying attention to how little difference there is between the two mainstream political parties these days.
917512
I wouldn't.\n\nA few reasons:\n- when I was a registered independent, I actually liked him; but, then I came to realize he was a smooth talker that just knows how to play the system. I realized this after taking an online survey that matched my stance on issues with politician's stance on issues. I was shocked when it had me less matched with McCain than even Bush. I clicked on the details part where you can see where they stand... bottom line is that McCain is farther to the right than even Bush and he is such a smooth talker, that you don't realize it.\n- His wife is addicted to pain killers. Now don't get me wrong. I am not crashing on ppl that suffer from addictions. I am just not comfortable with a man that didn't realize his wife was a drug addict until 1996.\n- His age and the fact that he has already had cancer. I would have to definitely like his vp.
716293
Yes.\n\nThough I wouldn't wish ill on anyone, even Cheney.
1022257
Hillary wouldn't win.  She keeps switching around her support base, so it's dubious that she would get nominated forget win the election. Al Gore has a shot and so does John Kerry, but if they want to run, they should probably definitely say yes or no, and if yes, start campaigning.  I know Al Gore has his environmental documentary which might be a good self-marketing tool.  Kerry, not sure what he's been up to, to be honest.  Barack Obama would have a shot if it was 2012/2016, though I doubt he'd make a candidate in 2008.  His best shot would be in '12 or '16.
698012
I don't think so, I think he should run for office like he's talked about...he's very intelligent and has some common sense.  Do you think the round mound of rebound would take any crap in the House or Senate?
1167827
Just think President Dick Cheney
212251
Unless we get some new contenders soon, it looks to be a sorry sight indeed. McCain, while a good candidate, has too many firm opinions to win many marginal voters. There are plenty of people who won’t vote for him simple because he is a Rep, and some republicans won’t vote for him because he is "liberal" in some views. H. Clinton is a joke, her husband was the most ineffectual President that we've had in quite a while (go ahead, think of the one thing he actually did - and there is only one. I'll give you a hint; it wasn't the economy, that was already in decline before the election of 2000). She could probably win New York City, L.A, San Fran, and similar cities (which would, unfortunately, bring her the respective states) but she has less of a chance of winning over undecided voters.\n\nLiberman is a good candidate, though he doesn't have the charisma to be successful. Cheney has no chance (which I believe he recognizes). Jed Bush might seem like a possible dark horse candidate, but if he tried (quite unlikely) he'd have too much to work through to be successful.\n\nReally, there is no one, on either side, that currently appears to be a candidate that people can get excited about. There is a good chance, however, that the next president will be Republican (judging from how American politics have been swinging the last few years).
800161
Yep and his VP could be Trent Lott. I bet they would have lots of N jokes to share around the oval office.
863059
I love the people who are answering this question they live in a different world then I do. Hillary is a force to be reckoned with, she will captivate 75% of the vote in New York for Senator and she will run for President of the USA in 08 no doubt. \nThe only thing that needs to happen is Bush to run the current course that he is on and Hillary to remind everybody the way it was when Hubby was running the country and the good times will roll again. If everybody else thinks this is not going to happen they need to settle back on the couch and light another fatty.
1059096
Well this is an interesting question!  Although life without Bush might seem like a good idea it just might be better for us to wait for the next Presidential Election to see that come true.  Why do I say that, Cheney.  Do we really want him as a President?  Just wait for the next Election and then we can have one big White House shake-ep without all the blood!
1178315
Gore had it won in 2000 ! Bush did not win He cheated His way in ! Millions of Peoples votes disappeared...The way things are going with Bush and after Bush Leaves I think Elmo would be best President for 2008 ! at least he is honest !
208767
No, way! I wish Colin Powell was running for Prez, he's cool.