IcyPatriot

http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx

Also: http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x1295.xml?ReleaseID=990


1: Giuliana...... 64.2
2: Obama... ....58.8
3: McCain........57.7
4: Rice............56.1
5: B.Clinton......55.8
6:Lieberman.....52.7
7:Bloomberg.....51.1
8:Edwards........49.9
9:H.Clinton.......49.0
10:Richardson...57.7
11:Biden .........47.0
12:Pelosi..........46.9
13:Romney.......45.9
14:Gore...........44.9
15:Bush...........43.8
16:Bayh...........43.3
17:Gingrich.......42.0
18:Frist............41.5
19:Reid............41.2
20:Kerry...39.6

IcyPatriot

Jerry lost in "Dancing With The Stars" .... However ... Emmitt Smith WON ... with all the Turkys on this list...he should consider running...why stop now???

DarrylS

Not at all surprised, I never liked him, his presentation or his politics... he was a terrible choice for the Presidency by the Dems.

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Harry Boy

Kerry comes in last:
That is why the democrats lost the last election, it wasn't because they liked Bush, it was because they didn't like Kerry, John Fonda Kerry was one of the biggest Jerks to ever run for that office.

Osama Bin Laden knew what Kerry was that is why he wanted the people to vote for him.

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Harry Boy (Genius)

In The Absence Of Law And Order Society Will Surely Destroy Itself

Real World

Both parties have to be careful of who they prop up as their nominee in 2008. The word "electability" will be something you'll hear all the way till the primaries are held. Personally, I don't think the front runners you see today will be the people we speak of 2 years from now. I think there are vast questions about all of them. On the surface, most look "likeable", but when the race starts to get juicy, most of the likeables will drop off. I actually think the only guy that might have a shot is McCain since he's very moderate, and generally well liked in both parties. However, he is very bland, and might be a little too old for some voters. Hillary might be like Kerry, liked by alot, but hated by many more. I'm not sure about her "electability". Obama is far too green (see John Edwards). I've maintained that Obama would serve his chances better by running for governor of Illinois. If he served a term or two as governor, he might be a shoe in as a president. Of course his actions as governor considered. Remember that governors have a far better history of being elected president than do senators.

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