Looking too far ahead to 2016: Democratic Nominee

[Tiggeroshii]

Poll question: Looking too far ahead to 2016: Democratic Nominee

Who should it be?

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

1. delete

[Tiggeroshii]

3. yep!

Thanks! =D

[Tiggeroshii]

4. yep!

Thanks! =D

[XemaSab]

2. John Edwards

Are you KIDDING me? :rofl:

[Tiggeroshii]

5. kinda

[pa28]

6. Perhaps Obama retired or sought the nomination of another party?

Oh, well. I voted for Kerry anyway.

[Rosco T.]

7. Feingold/Grayson 2016

There, said it :)

[gateley]

8. I'm stuck. Feingold, Grayson, Bernie -- they all bring something different, not

sure who would be the best. Grayson might be able to get more people engaged and enrage and kick some butt, Feingold and Bernie know the lay of the land better. :shrug:

Why no Howard Dean?

I was for Biden in 2008, but I'm wondering if he'd even want to take it on after 8 years of fighting with the Republicans and having to watch what he says :7.

[INdemo]

9. We need to think about 2012 first ..

if Obama continues with this "bi-partisan bs" we will need a real candidate,because Obama cannot possibly win..

[readmoreoften]

10. +1

[HuckleB]

13. Pffffffft.

Try some history. It can do wonders.:crazy: :boring: :dem:

[superduperfarleft]

11. Snooki. n/t

[StevieM]

12. I think it will probably be Andrew Cuomo or Martin O'Malley. But if Hillary does run again, then

I would enthusiastically support her. But she seems happy with what she is currently doing and might well be looking to retire at that point.

And in 2012 I think the Democratic nominee will be Barack Obama and his Republican opponent will be Rep. Mike Pence of Indiana.

Steve

[HuckleB]

14. Who cares who the GOPer pretender will be?

:shrug:

[Subdivisions]

15. No, no, no, no, no!... My choice is not on that list.

My choice is Richard Louis Trumka, president of the AFL/CIO.



It's time to get someone in there who cares about people and cares about workers.