Whose your top choice for '08 nomination

[WI_DEM]

among those who are actively considering it?

(It took me two minutes to write this poll, so now I'll get back to concentrating on '06).

[PWRinNY]

1. Edwards

[surfermaw]

2. Where is Gore? Gore & Edwards 2008

[WI_DEM]

5. Sorry

but Gore has repeatedly said that he is not seeking the nomination. The others are actively considering it and have begun to raise money and assemble campaign teams. Gore hasn't. It doesn't mean he won't eventually run (I hope he does), but this poll is just among those who in all probability will run.

[jean]

3. Montana's governor, Brian Schweitzer

Our Dem senators will be needed for the hard work ahead, led by a Democratic administration.

[OhioChick]

4. Other: Gore n/t

[Pithy Cherub]

6. President Clark works for me.

I really love Gore and Feingold too for their excellent contributions in the last six years, but :loveya: Clark the best.

on edit: It took 30 seconds for the post and 30 seconds to edit it so that was one minute on '08. :rofl:

[Clarkie1]

7. The 2008 Election will be Historic.

There will be no incumbent VP or President running for their party's nomination, so the field will be incredibly crowded...perhaps more so than any other time in history. It's going to be a bit of a free-for-all, unless the MSM is right and Hillary runs away with it. I doubt that will happen though, politics and Iowans aren't that predictable.

[SavetheUSA]

8. DENNIS KUCINICH!

[MaggieSwanson]

9. I second that motion.

Run, Dennis, RUN!

:patriot:

[IthinkThereforeIAM]

10. I'm not saying at this time...

... I don't want to feel guilty if any of them die in a small plane crash.

[democrank]

11. Wes Clark.

He`s one Democrat who`ll stand up to these fascists.

[BayCityProgressive]

13. I am undecided

I really like Feingold because he is an elected official who never fears voting for his concience. He would make a decisive leader. With his senate record though, could he be elected?

Going with the conventional knowledge that the last two Dem presidents have been southern governors, Warner is an attractive candidate who could win over southern states. I am looking for some real meaningful change though, and I am not sure he could deliver it.

Obama has a great amount of charisma and is fairly progressive. He would have the perfect amount of senate time so as not to accumulate a huge record. Will America elect a minority though?

It will be very hard for me to decide until they have all campaigned for a while.

[OffWithTheirHeads]

12. President Al Gore

Thank you very much. V.P. Edwards

[StellaBlue]

14. From those, Feingold.

But Al's gonna run. And he's gonna win.

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[MzNov]

15. Our leader has not appeared yet

so I don't think any of the above-mentioned people, although I like all of them, will be the '08 choice. The voice of the D's has not made him/her-self clear, at least to me. My 2nd choice would be Feingold.


:dem:
:shrug:

[Adelante]

16. Wes Clark

[earthmama]

17. clark

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

18. I want Al Gore to be re-elected in 2008. He deserves a place on this poll.

[durrrty libby]

19. Poll should include Gore n/t

[JNelson6563]

20. I hope to vote for Gore again

But I can understand why he wasn't in this poll. ;-)

[Apollo11]

21. My first choice would be Gore

Until he explicitly rules out running again, then we should consider him a possible candidate.

Tipper Gore was on national TV the other day - talking about how Al would make a great President.

When asked about this statement - Al Gore said that his wife "did a great job".

It doesn't take a genius to work out that he is leaving the door open.

The one thing he has said is that he is "certain" he will support the Dem nominee.

In Gore We Trust :)
www.algore.org
www.draftgore2008.org
www.draftgore2008.com
www.climatecrisis.net

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

22. Boxer/Feingold or Feingold/Boxer