Which Pres/VP combo would you prefer?

[Fearless]

Since we must always be looking toward the finish line, I have to ask: Which democratic ticket would you prefer?

Personally I would go: Kucinich/Obama

But realistically: Obama/Edwards

Any ideas?

[MalloyLiberal]

1. Edwards / Kathleen Sebelius (Kansas gov)

[XemaSab]

2. In a dream world: Obama/Boxer

In reality land: We need Boxer in the senate. :(

[Drunken Irishman]

3. My dream is Obama/Biden or Dodd, but it ain't happening.

So I'll say Obama and the governor of Montana!

[Bicoastal]

5. Why is Biden not happening as Veep?

[Drunken Irishman]

6. It seems he said he doesn't want that job. It was President or nothing.

[tammywammy]

7. Why would he?

He can do more and is more powerful as a senator. I don't think Biden would be interested in VP.

[tammywammy]

4. Obama/Biden

And since that ain't happening, Obama/Richardson.

[MalloyLiberal]

8. Actually, maybe Edwards / Napolitano

[SmellsLikeDeanSpirit]

9. For 2008....

....it would be Edwards/Clark, but if things hold the way they are Obama/Edwards. How would John react to being VP again on the ticket or does he care?

My ultimate dream ticket would have been Gore/Dean in '08.

[Fearless]

10. That WOULD be a tricky ticket for half this country to swallow! LOL!

Here's to hope! :beer:

[Alexander]

11. Gore/Feingold or now, Obama/Feingold. But we'll probably get Obama/Richardson.

Unfortunately, Obama picking Bill "Homosexuality is a choice" Richardson will not help him with gay voters.

[Fearless]

13. I sincerely hope you're mistaken.

[TeamJordan23]

12. Obama/Biden. nm

[alteredstate]

14. Obama/Biden n/t

[Nailzberg]

15. If they don't make the top of the ticket, I'd hate to put Obama or Edwards in the VP slot

Imagine either one as AG.

A justice department that fights for the little guy? A justice department that fights for civil rights and the Constitution? It would be an RFK moment for either of them.


Gotta say, we have a deep bench right now. VP may not be the best place to use their talents. We can tap those guys for so much more.

[Raine]

16. Edwards has been there, done that

when he ran as veep with Kerry. I'm sure that no way would he be willing to do that again.

[Bombtrack]

17. Has anyone ever run for Vice President a second time after "losing" the first time ? Obama / Graham

quotes around losing because I don't wanna get on the subject of election fraud.

Anyway I don't know of any case where that happened and I doubt Edwards would be the first.

He'd make a great Atty. General in the Obama admin though.

My dream runningmate for Obama would be Bob Graham, but whenever I bring him up people jump on me about him being too old and/or unhealthy. I've heard no news about ill health with him since he had some procedure in 2003 and he's the same age as McCain, born in '36.

[silverojo]

18. My ideas:

Edwards/Obama or Obama/Edwards. Both stand for change.

[Yukari Yakumo]

19. Mine...

Clinton/Clark
Clinton/'Rocky Mountain West' Governor
Obama/'Rocky Mountain West' Governor

I don't see Edwards as a good VP prospect, especially if you employ regional strategies. The South is going to be tough to win over, and impossible if Huckabee is the GOP nom. And I'm not confident on Edwards's debating skills. I also think Edwards brings a lot of liabilities to the table (such as the Hedge Fund, just wait until the M$M decides home in on that). Plus I think the idea of two Senators on the ticket is not going to fly too terribly well.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

20. Edwards/Gore

or,
Edwards/Richardson

I'd say "Edwards/Kucinich", except that veeps are supposed to do what they're told, most of the time.

[mnhtnbb]

21. Edwards top of ticket and a surprise VP choice

I want Edwards to be the nominee. That said, I don't think he'd choose someone who isn't as passionate
as he is about taking on the special interests. That's not going to be Obama, or any of the DLC
type Dems. I think you'll see a surprising choice for VP if Edwards wins the top spot.

[Skidmore]

22. Obama/Edwards or Edwards/Obama

There is so much work to be done that we need strong people at the top who can share a workload and who share a common vision, and I think these two men can accomplish much together.

[LVZ]

23. Obama/Jim Webb (VA) - an aggressive pit bull needed for VP - n/t

[Tactical Progressive]

24. Hillary / Edwards

He's young and tough and I've always liked his overall message the best. It's a little naive and low on practical details, but it's a message I'm in tune with and one I think would do a Hillary Administration the most good.

John Edwards would make a good VP for Hillary, and it would do him good in the experience dept.

[Rene]

25. Clinton with Wes Clark