Who would you like to see as the next President and Vice President of the United States in 2008?

Answer 1

Bill Richardson as President, Obama as VP.

Richardson has repeatedly shown his ability to negotiate and work across party lines. He is pragmatic and easily wins votes and hearts. His unrivaled success on the international stage as a Congressman, UN Ambassador, and hostage negotiator(Even GWB has called on his services!) have shown his ability to navigate our complicated world. His service as Two-term Governor of New Mexico and Secretary of Energy give him the executive experience the job demands, as well as energy policy know-how needed to address our current energy woes.


Obama has vision and charisma; He just needs a chance to put some substance behind his ideas. As VP, a man of his personality can utilize an otherwise ceremonial position to gain vital experience.

Answer 2

Joe Biden because he has 30 years of experience and is the leading expert on foreign relations. Since it looks like we will still be at war with Iraq, and probably still have serious problems with Iran and North Korea and who knows who else by then, we will need someone that can step into the job immediately and not learn on the job or try to learn on the job.

Hilary and Barack Obama have a lot of personal charisma, but they don't have enough experience yet to deal with the kind of mess that will have to be dealt with in 2008. I do think Barack would make a great Vice President though, and VP would be great experience for him to transition himself to becoming President in the next election or two.

I used to admire McCain greatly but have been saddened to see him cozy up to President Bush (I feel) too much lately these past few years. I don't think that has helped him in the least. Asking for more troops to be sent to Iraq I don't think will help the war efforts, or his campaign efforts.

Answer 3

John McCain President a Moderate Conservative with several liberal viewpoints as does Rudy Juliani for Vice. They would make a remarkable team that could make both sides of the house happy. America could get busy being the strongest country in the world and it would show unity between the parties.
Not only the terrorist but the world would once again shake in their boots as they did post 9/11.

Answer 4

I am moderate and depending who wins the democratic primary 2008. Clinton or Edwards win the primary needs to run Barack Obama for vice. Think this would make a good diverse ticket that would appeal to many independent voters.

Answer 5

Any combination of John Edwards, Barack Obama, and Al Gore. I really love John Edwards for president. He is an amazing man, a fanominal humanitarian, and a genuine politician. He is a true warrior for the middle class and the less fortunate as he grew up in a poorer family in SC. He is a tireless campaigner and has earned everything he has in his life through hard work, determination, and will power. Please PLEASE check out his campaign website at johnedwards.com and learn about who he is and where he stands.

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Answer 6

The Presidentator, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Vice-Presidentator John McCain. Read up on the news Congress and Senate are pushing for Arnold.

Answer 7

Barrack Obama as Prez and Nancy Pelosi as Vice

Answer 8

Al Gore as president and Barack Obama as vice president!

Answer 9

I would like to see Jeb Bush run for president and John McCain be his running mate or vice versa. Jeb Bush did not waste time getting his people to safety during hurricane season. Everyone thinks just because his brother is the president, he should get special favorites. If your brother was the president of the United States, wouldn't you call him for help?

Answer 10

Jack Kemp or Rudy Juliani- John McCain's gadget will position both of those enticing persons to strengthen his attraction. it would want to rally up the n the fence votes to fall his way.