Who will be Hillary's Vice-President?
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Well it would probably have to be a Caucasian male.\nAll those people freaked out by a woman or a minority would need someone they're used to seeing in politics.\n\nI'd like to see:\nRuss Feingold - he seems to be the only one willing to stand up to the current adminstration.\n\nHowever she'd probably have to pick some even more conservative Southerner (like John Edwards) to try to appeal there.\n\nPersonally I think her current "moderate" leanings are turning off the people on the left who think she's selling out too much.\n\nInteresting question to ponder, thanks for posting.\n\n:)
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John Edwards is a great choice. Hillary will not run. Edwards could play the outsider wanting to make change. He also has no bad House or Senate record to use against him. I wonder if Democrats are that smart?
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Hillary Clinton for president ( after all she did an excellent job for 8 years)\nObama for vice president
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The next Democrat President, when ever that will be.
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I believe Condi Rice would make an excellent President.    She has the smarts and the global understanding to do it.  As for a VP, I would have to go with Senator Mike Crapo, who is an honest politician.
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On the Democrat side, you'll probably have Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Elliot Spitzer, John Edwards and Bill Richardson. On the Republican side, Cheney's said twice in the last 4 years he won't run. So it'll probably be Condi Rice, Rudolph Giuliani, John McCain, and George Allen, with maybe Pataki and Huckabee thrown in.
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Ann Coulter scares me a little bit.\n\nI don't think America's ready for a female presidential candidate UNLESS both of the nominees (speaking Dems/Reps) were women. I think it would be a wise move to have a female VP with a stronger candidate for presidential. Personally, Obama/Clinton would be one of the better combos, although Clinton will divide the US more than any other female Democratic candidate I think. Which is a shame, because I like her.
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It could be either, but my guess is a woman.  A Clinton/Obama ticket is not out of the question.  They'd have to put Hillary in as President and Obama as VP, simply because of his lack of practical experience in national politics.  2008 is going to be a very interesting year!
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Speaker of the House of Representives.\n\nSoon to be Nancy Pelosi (she will not, however, become the Vice President in the case of Bush or Cheney's deaths)
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She's the next President of the USA.
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IT WONT BE GEORGE BUSH !\nTHAT'S ALL I CAN PREDICT !\n\nOSAMA BIN LADEN for PRESIDENT ! ;-) LOL
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Possible Democratic choices are Barack Obama, the senator from Illinois, Mark Warner, the governor of Virginia, Hillary Clinton, former first lady, and possibly even Bill Clinton, the former president. There has even been speculation Kerry is vying to run again.\n\nIt is unclear who the Republican candidate will be, but speculation has offered the members of Bush's cabinet, and some members of the Senate. Condoleeza Rice, SecState, has been asked if she will run numerous times, but she has said no.
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Vice President Dick Cheney
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I think Hillary would be good but i also think that john McCain would be a good president. It's gonna be hard for me to vote if those 2 are running against eachother.
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Probably not - it is more likely that a Republican woman Vice President will succeed to office first.\n\nMy money is on Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas.
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I don't know who the repuglican will be, it really don't matter to me as I will never vote to shoot myself in the foot. But on the democrat side I think Hillary has a chance to be the first woman candidate, and even more possible that she might be the first woman president. She is a strong, intelligent lady that will stand up for what is right. She would have one of the best advisers in the world in her husband, the last legally elected president and the most popular and successful.
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if you mean in the presidential race....\nGeraldine Ferraro was the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee as Walter Mondale's running mate.