Who do you think will be the running mates for the next Presidential Election?
489906
For VP, it's best to look at the swing states and critical voting blocs.  On the Democratic side, I think you'll see PA Gov. Ed Rendell (if he wins reelection), NM Gov. Bill Richardson (to court Hispanic voters) possibly FL Sen. Bill Nelson and MI Gov. Jennifer Granholm mentioned.  On the Republican side, FL Sen. Mel Martinez and any of the failed Presidential candidates (esp. Sen. Allen of VA) would be considered good choices.
359161
I think a woman will be first, I think that Hillary Clinton would be an excellant choice. She has all the attributes, she is smart and in touch with the people, it will be a hard road as the repuglicans hate her so much but I think she can overcome that as more and more repuglican politics is being exposed for what it is, Corrupt.
754743
This is Bush's second term. Each party will need to select a delegate from their primary elections in 2008 to run for President.\nRumor is Republicans who will run is Giuliani and McCain\nRumor Democrats are Hillary Clinton\nTheir will be others
15097
John McCain\nBill Frist\nMitt Romney\nRudolph Guliani\nAlan Keyes\n\nMy vote is for John McCain
815159
I'd go with Hillary.  Men have been running the country from the beginning.  It's about time we see what girl power can do.
107419
the strong contenders next election are...\n\nSen Panfilo Lacson\nSen Mar Roxas\nSen Manny Villar
728042
no one knows\n\nprolly nader AGAIN\ngulliani and mc cain for the GOP\nnot sure about the dems
539173
If anyone knew the answer to that, they wouldn't be wasting their time answer questions here.\n\nI can tell you that the next American president, will be a white male, over the age of 35, with no criminal record, a wife and two children with a 98% probability.
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.
78417
The most sensible list, unlike the wild and silly speculation we see in the media, includes the following most likely candidates:\n\nDemocrats:\n    * Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana\n    * Senator Joe Biden of Delaware\n    * General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Commander, NATO\n    * Former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, Vice Presidential nominee in 2004\n    * Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin\n    * Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, Presidential nominee in 2004\n    * Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.\n    * Governor Mark Warner of Virginia\n\nRepublicans:\n    * Senator George Allen of Virginia\n    * Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas\n    * Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee, current Republican leader in the Senate\n    * Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia\n    * Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani\n    * Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska\n    * Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas\n    * Senator John McCain of Arizona\n    * Governor George Pataki of New York\n    * Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts\n    * Representative Tom Tancredo of Colorado\n\nI would vote Kerry for the Democrats and McCain for the Republicans. Richardson and Hagel might be a good second choice.
880911
I think McCain/Guiliani and Edwards/Clinton.
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.
83309
that is a really good question i watched part of it and i ralized the same thing too.but you never know with politics these days.i think that the person that would be next in line would probably be john kerry because he was another top candidate for president even though i dont like him but he would probably be the next person in line but honestly i dont know, nobody knows except for the government who knows everything.
885096
If you're referring to Hilliary Clinton, I think Barack Obama is a pretty good bet.  One guy who I like is Robert Reich, the Secretary of Labor during the first Clinton term.  I don't know that he has expressed an interest in running for office, but I like the ideas he presents.  He's an economist, and he seems sensible to me.
741430
I am a Democrat. And I am hoping that Rudy Giuliani, the GOP ex-mayor of NYC, will run for President. I think Colin Powell is the greatest American living today. I think Reagan did a great job of restoring the USA to respect and dignity after Watergate and Iran. I think John McCain is one of the smartest men I've ever heard speak. \n\nYou will notice, though, that none of these people were part of the soon-to-be-ex leadership in Washington.
1131184
Dems: Gore, Nader, Hillary, The Rev. Jackson\n\nReps: Mostly likely McCain will lead.  Don't know if Condi will get into it.\n\nLooks to be kind of a weak race.
339341
I'd vote for Hillary, but I've never heard of Richardson.  She would need a really strong running mate and I don't think he's it since he doesn't have name recognition.