Which Current Representative is Most Likely to Ever Become President?

[Bo]

I'd say Paul Ryan or Aaron Schock would have comparatiely good chances.

[W_E_Dodge]

Heath Shuler or Adrian Smith

[RosettaStoned]

Mike Pence.

[Bull Moose Base]

Alan Grayson

[Bo]

Alan Grayson

hahahahaha. No.

[Yelnoc]

Scott Brown.

[GLPman]

Scott Brown.

He's a senator.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

Ron Paul

[Psychic Octopus]

In my opinion, none currently serving will ever have the distinction of becoming president.

[Derek]

Eric  Cantor or Mike Pence

[ej2mm15]

Eric Cantor or Paul Ryan

[HappyWarrior]

Tom Periello

[CatoMinor]

Paul Ryan or Aaron Schock

[Oedipus Rex]

Dennis Kucinich

[RIP Robert H Bork]

1. Mike Pence
2. Paul Ryan
3. Eric Cantor
4. Ron Paul
5. Aaron Schock

[justW353]

Wishful thinking, but...

Anthony Weiner

Realistically, I don't think any notable Reps will be President.  

[yougo1000]

Ron Paul

[Orser67]

Patrick Murphy, Kendrick Meek, Tim Ryan, Stephanie Herseth-Sandlin, Chris Murphy, Martin Heinrich, Tim Ryan, Eric Cantor, Mike Pence, Aaron Schock, Adam Putnam, Connie Mack, Kevin McCarthy.  Basically anyone young enough that they have plenty of time to run for governor/senator and then eventually president.  It also helps to lack a controversial past or characteristic (e.g. homosexuality), to have openings to move up to either governor or senator, and to have the ideological ability to win both a primary and a general election.  Some of the people in their 30's can wait decades, and might be able to completely remake their political personas, before eventually running in the future.

[Derek]

I can't remember if I posted here or not. Also are we talking representatives only or are we including senators?

1. Eric Cantor
2. Mike Pence
3. John Kasich
4. Ron Paul

If senators are included I'll say John Thune, Scott Brown, and Evan Bayh as well.

[Niemeyerite]

Stephanie Herseth-Sandlin

[The Age Wave]

I can't remember if I posted here or not. Also are we talking representatives only or are we including senators?

1. Eric Cantor
2. Mike Pence
3. John Kasich
4. Ron Paul

If senators are included I'll say John Thune, Scott Brown, and Evan Bayh as well.

A Jew, a right-wing nutjob, someone who isn't even a Rep., and a 77-year old?

Really?

[Bo]

I can't remember if I posted here or not. Also are we talking representatives only or are we including senators?

1. Eric Cantor
2. Mike Pence
3. John Kasich
4. Ron Paul

If senators are included I'll say John Thune, Scott Brown, and Evan Bayh as well.

A Jew, a right-wing nutjob, someone who isn't even a Rep., and a 77-year old?

Really?

We can elect a Jewish President. We already elected a black one with a Muslim name.

[The Age Wave]

I can't remember if I posted here or not. Also are we talking representatives only or are we including senators?

1. Eric Cantor
2. Mike Pence
3. John Kasich
4. Ron Paul

If senators are included I'll say John Thune, Scott Brown, and Evan Bayh as well.

A Jew, a right-wing nutjob, someone who isn't even a Rep., and a 77-year old?

Really?

We can elect a Jewish President. We already elected a black one with a Muslim name.

I strongly doubt that a Jewish President will come from the Republican party any time soon. After all, Cantor is literally the only Jewish republican in either House of Congress. Lieberman is NOT a Republican, my anti-Lieberman friends. And Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is an Episcopalian.

[Derek]

I thought John Kasich was a representative. Wasn't he in the house at the earlier part of this decade? Mike Pence is a candidate with alot of potential regardless of what you want to call him and so is Eric Cantor. If we elected a black Muslim, we can elect a Jew. In fact, having a Jew in office would mean more honesty and a better balanced budget.