IF Al Gore doesn't run in '08 who would you support for Dem nomination at this point?

[WI_DEM]

Poll question: IF Al Gore doesn't run in '08 who would you support for Dem nomination at this point?

[Kahuna]

1. O-Bambi!!

:loveya:

[tom_paine]

2. Edwards, definitely. My respect fror him grows every time I hear him speak

He would make a fine President, his wife is a stellar human being who would make a terrific 1st Lady, and he seems to have genuine feelings for us regular people, unlike some Imperial Monsters I could mention...

[Robson]

9. I like him too

I like his 2 Americas message because I believe it to be true. But WTF did he build the huge house now?

[Mabus]

3. Gov. Brian Schweitzer

because it's about the environment and Schweitzer seems to understand that from the interviews I've seen and read.

[WI_DEM]

4. but he's not running. He may be a good pick for VP though.

[Mabus]

28. The only person ruled out was Gore

:shrug:

[Sleepless In NY]

6. Wes Clark especially if Chuck Hagel (R) Runs

Though I like Edwards,Oboma,and Hillary, Wes Clark is the only with the qualifications and experience to clobber Chuck Hagel.

[bigwillq]

5. Kucinich

:bounce:

[Graybeard]

7. I Like Barack!

Young and vibrant, to take us in a new direction.
Intelligent and eloquent, to give voice to a new vision.
Compassionate and devoted, to provide a moral compass.

...and a couple of other things.

[Oleladylib]

8. Chuck Schumer..naturally. he could beat the "mayor" in a landslide

[mnhtnbb]

10. Multi-million dollar house beats hundreds in parking fines!

[Stevepol]

11. I'm for Kucinich all the way, but Edwards is my 2nd choice right now.

[WindRavenX]

12. I don't know

Are ANY of the canidates for gay marriage?

[Democrat 4 Ever]

15. Edwards right now. One major reason is because he stood up

to Faux News and refused to take part in the debates in Nevada. I admire that. I'm still looking at others - I like Hillary, Richardson, Clark, damn....any one of the current crop is head and shoulders above anyone the Republics are thinking about.

[WindRavenX]

19. Are you sure about Edwards? I thought I read he was for civil unions and not marriages

But if he is for marriage, I think I'll campaign for him if Gore doesn't run.

[iamjoy]

13. I Don't Understand

All these other "professional" polls which show Clinton leading.

Most of the activists I know don't care for her.

I have nothing against her, but :wtf: is with these polls?

[BlooInBloo]

23. Right or wrong, DU is somewhat unique in its Hilary-hatred.

[sicksicksick_N_tired]

14. Garsh!!! I'm way in the minority voting for Gravel.

I feel kind of,...embarassed. But, I heard him speak,...and he really moved me, even more than Kucinich or Obama or Clinton or Edwards, all of whom I really admire.

:shrug:

[Mugsy]

26. I know why... I've never even heard of him.

I think I know why Gravel isn't getting any votes: Who's Gravel? :)

[AlCzervik]

16. i'm leaning one way right now but i'm not telling, i'm also not bashing anybody

else's candidate unless it's a republican.

[Dr Fate]

17. I clicked Obama to show some love- but it's between him & Eddie for me. n/t

n/t

[Art_from_Ark]

18. I clicked Clark

but Edwards and Kucinich are right up there with him.

But my ideal ticket is still Gore/Clark

[MoonRiver]

20. I wouldn't have voted for her, but I'm surprised you didn't put Hillary in.

Supposedly she's the front runner, at least in the msm's eyes.

[BOSSHOG]

21. check the list again

alphabetical order

[MoonRiver]

22. Thanks. Can't believe I missed that!

[Mugsy]

24. Still very early, but if no Gore: Richardson.

Probably the most experienced yet overlooked candidate is Bill Richardson.

Former Ambassador to the U.N., member of Clinton's cabinet and now a successful governor with budgetary experience. And he still has the "niche" vote (like Obama and Hillary) as the first Hispanic candidate (if that matters to you).

What I'd *really* like to see is a Gore/Richardson ticket. Two great experienced members left over from the Clinton Administration.

[rndmprsn]

25. Edwards is still my guy...

but if al decides to jump in, well then.

[Lilith Velkor]

27. Someone who governs now and waits 'til election year to run

I thought the Dem victory was promising at first, but now I'm seriously reconsidering emigration.

[saltpoint]

29. Voted Edwards. Obama is impressive. Clinton would be a very capable

administrator. I like Biden's brains on foreign policy. I like Dodd's facts-based debate style. I like Kucinich's from-the-heart community perspective. I like Clark's poise on the hot topics. I like Richardson's considerable diplomatic skills. And on and on.

Great team, deep bench, big win in 08.

[mentalsolstice]

30. Right now, Richardson. n/t

[roamer65]

31. I won't make a decision until Gore says no.

[Colobo]

32. Obama till the end

If not him, Edwards.

[AnnieBW]

33. Richardson and/or Obama

Richardson's got the experience, and Obama has the charisma. And together, they could be the ultimate "diversity ticket"!

[bobbolink]

34. Whether Gore enters the race or not, I'm still hoping for Edwards!

He's the only one speaking out strongly about poverty issues, and from now on I will only vote my own best interests!

Go John! :applause: