President- John Kerry
Veep-John Edwards
There.
Now you know. B)
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President- John Kerry
Veep-John Edwards
There.
Now you know. B)
So you think the Democrats will win the election then j2 ... interesting!
President - Howard Dean
VP - Hilary Clinton
Please - Just get this (quaderanual) election carnival hype over with
and get back to fixing the countries problems
thank you
You misunderstand Zed, j2 and l are only guessing, we have no control over it. :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Zedaxax@27 January 2004 - 23:50
Please - Just get this (quaderanual) election carnival hype over with
and get back to fixing the countries problems
thank you
Not what I meant, FB.Quote:
Originally posted by FatBastard@27 January 2004 - 10:21
So you think the Democrats will win the election then j2 ... interesting!
President - Howard Dean
VP - Hilary Clinton
They will be the Democrat nominees.
That is all.
Sorry for the mis-understanding. ;)
EDIT:
Additional predictions:
Howard Dean is toast, but will probably stay in and spend all the money he's raised.
Hillary will lose her bid for re-election to the Senate in 2006, and never be heard from again.
I like the ticket of Kerry and Edwards although I think Wesley Clark might still be in the mix also. Edwards might help in the South or at least win his home state. Democrats have a slim chance of winning Southern states except Florida.
I agree with this. It's not good when voters think you are unstable or crazy.Quote:
Howard Dean is toast, but will probably stay in and spend all the money he's raised.
Hillary losing in NY? I don't think so unless she is running against Guiliani.Quote:
Hillary will lose her bid for re-election to the Senate in 2006, and never be heard from again.
I'm sincerely hoping Rudy consents to run against Hillary, but he wants to be Governor also; I'm hoping he'll sacrifice for the good of the party. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Desert Eagle@27 January 2004 - 23:01
Hillary losing in NY? I don't think so unless she is running against Guiliani.
The American dream ticket ...
President Gore and Vice President Clinton. What a pair! :inlove:
Saints preserve us....... :blink:Quote:
Originally posted by FatBastard@28 January 2004 - 02:13
The American dream ticket ...
President Gore and Vice President Clinton. What a pair! :inlove:
Is that possible?Quote:
Originally posted by FatBastard@28 January 2004 - 07:13
The American dream ticket ...
President Gore and Vice President Clinton. What a pair! :inlove:
Theoretically, Clinton could be President again?
Is that possible?Quote:
Originally posted by Busyman+28 January 2004 - 02:46--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Busyman @ 28 January 2004 - 02:46)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-FatBastard@28 January 2004 - 07:13
The American dream ticket ...
President Gore and Vice President Clinton. What a pair! :inlove:
Theoretically, Clinton could be President again? [/b][/quote]
I think he means Hillary. ;)
Bill thinks Gore is an asshole, and come to think of it, so does Hillary, so.... :D
;) Ok what the hell.I will Play.
Predictions.....
Bush will Win a 2nd Term.Hillary Clinton in 2008.
Sorry Boys but sooner or later a Women is going to be running things.I mean they can't do no worse then we have.Can they? :blink:
If it's Hillary, they answer would be yes.
Anybody-any female-just not Hillary! :blink:
Is Dean the one that did the chipmunk version of "Its Johnny"? if so I suspect he may indeed be a nicely toasted crumpet for afternoon tea.
I saw a chap on TV called Kerry who looked and sounded Statesmanlike. He could be a contender.
Still a lot can happen between now and November.
He will be a contender, Biggles-Quote:
Originally posted by Biggles@28 January 2004 - 15:29
I saw a chap on TV called Kerry who looked and sounded Statesmanlike. He could be a contender.
It is precisely because of his self-appraisal as to his "statesman-like looks" combined with his fondness for the sound of his own voice that he cannot be elected.
I have heard that, if Kerry is somehow elected, France would consider the U.S. ripe for immediate annexation. :blink:
Edit: syntax
j2k4 - i have to agree with you.
Maybe I like edwards so much because hes beeing so nice (not attacking anyone).. that plays right into the vice preidential seat.
I also think Dean is out.
Wesley Clark, I reckon, stands a good chance. He managed to run an army pretty well. He was the CIC of NATO forces, so he knows how to be diplomatic. And the US has a history of electing ex-military men as president.
And he thinks Bush has no idea how to run a war. Hey, if you're going to go to war, having an ex soldier as prez can't be a bad thing. He may even be able to clean up the mess in Iraq and Afganistan.
I predict dean will drop out before the next round of primaries. His best chances were in the northeast, and while the amount of delegates already awarded is minscule, the way it's shown in the media makes it much more important.Quote:
Originally posted by Alex H@28 January 2004 - 19:48
I also think Dean is out.
Wesley Clark, I reckon, stands a good chance. He managed to run an army pretty well. He was the CIC of NATO forces, so he knows how to be diplomatic. And the US has a history of electing ex-military men as president.
And he thinks Bush has no idea how to run a war. Hey, if you're going to go to war, having an ex soldier as prez can't be a bad thing. He may even be able to clean up the mess in Iraq and Afganistan.
He has demographic appeal:Quote:
Originally posted by mogadishu@28 January 2004 - 16:34
j2k4 - i have to agree with you.
Maybe I like edwards so much because hes beeing so nice (not attacking anyone).. that plays right into the vice preidential seat.
1. The ladies think he's "hot".
2. He affords a balance to Kerry's northeastern, patrician mien, and has much-needed "Southern appeal", which is the Dem's only hope.
So goes the conventional wisdom, anyway.
Clark will never get elected.
He is wishy-washy, and worse (for his chances), he was fired by Clinton for being a loose cannon.
Bad news.
Sharpton?
Tawana Brawley-'nuff said.
Kucinich?
Jerry Brown Lite. Make that Ultra-Lite.
Leiberman?
Screwed himself forever by running with Gore.
Dean?
He'd drown in his own bile, and a persecution complex to boot.
An important FACT to remember:
There are only two genuine powers in the Democratic party these days-The Clintons, and the Kennedy clan, and they hate each other.
Kerry is the "Kennedy Candidate", and Hillary is the only consideration of the Clinton wing of the party.
Hillary is in a bit of a fix just now, because if she is not drafted at the convention (her preference; she wants to be begged to run) because Kerry (or whoever else) is considered bereft, she is on the back burner 'til '08.
If Bush has a successful second term, she'll have a tough row to hoe to beat whomever Bush designates a worthy successor.
If somehow a Democrat other than Hillary actually manages to get elected this fall, Hillary's aspirations to the Presidency are done, done, done, for good, good, good.
Any Democrat besides Saint Hillary running for President will get nothing at all from the Clintons, help-wise; in fact, they would probably work behind-the-scenes to prevent such an eventuallity.