Hypothetically, which Republican candidate for President in '08 would Democrats more than likely support and

Question

which Democratic candidate would Republicans support.

I'm a Democrat and will definitely vote for Barack Obama but I'd be okay with Rudy Giuliano if he should win. The rest of the pack looks too shady.

How about you all?

I'm not asking WHO you'd vote for or want to win. I'm asking WHAT IF your choice didn't win the election and SOMEONE ELSE became president, who would you rather see in the chair besides your man.

Now do you get the question?

Answer 1

I have two I would support; Rudi Giuliani or John McCain. The rest seem to me to be pandering to the right of the Republican party. However, being a Democrat they would have to address issues such as universal health care and the stabilization of Social Security. Both of these are needed in this country.

Answer 2

Personally, I think the dems have a great group running which should help keep the democratic support they need but lost to GW Bush. I don't think that spillage is going to occur this time around.

Like you, I find Guilliani the most acceptable Republican although Huckabee is more moderate than people realize. He doesn't have the votes though in a general election. He's no Jimmy Carter as far as charisma and smarts.

The problem with Gulliani though is he may end up as fanatical as GW when it comes to the war and that would work against him.

Answer 3

My husband was just taking a quiz from the front of USA Today that rated how we agreed with different candidates, or they with us. I didn't like some of the questions on the quiz, because they were "false choices" but it was still an interesting exercise. It also did not ask about some fiscal policies that drive me crazy. My "candidates" didn't stack up the way I thought they would. In fact one popped up as being in my camp that I had almost dismissed. Guess I need to research a couple of these people more closely.

Answer 4

Barack Obama and Rudy Giuliani are top choices of many voters because of their similar stances on critical issues.

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

Im an IND and im voting for ron paul baby, oh yeah


Paul would be a fresh face to america, he is the most qualified, ask any fourtune 500 company who they would want to run there company, Ron Paul.

If you want to get out of debt Ron Paul, if you want to change the thinking that has kept the poor poor and the allowed the rich to profit, vote for paul.

Answer 7

I'm a democrat too , but definately John McCain . Anyone who could live after being a P.O.W . for as long as he was , is definately someone worth looking at in my book . Anyone would be a beeter president than Bush .

Answer 8

NONE of the above, below or other. This is the answer to both of your questions. If you would actually vote for anyone the other party nominates over the candidate your party nominates, you are NOT in the right party. Admit that and join the party you agree with.

Answer 9

In truth, most Democrats support Ron Paul. They gave him $5 million last quarter.

Answer 10

Maybe you shouldn't vote for the party, but the person that you agree with the most.

Ron Paul is the winner for me.