I'll pick Warner.

Those Hillary supporters that those genius pundits who know the Democratic Party so well predict are coming out in swarms! I guess a Hillary victory is imminent!

1. Doyle
2. Mitt Romney

On this subject, I found there was a religious type club at my school. Apparently, a student preaches for 45 minutes is is quite good at it. Anyone else have something like this at their school?

There is a Knights for Christ prayer group at my public school.

We read the first few chapters of Genesis read to us in English Class when we were studying Paradise Lost. I don't object to bibles studies if they are treated as literature. Otherwise I have a problem with teaching the bible in school

Euthanasia: Yes
Human Cloning: Restricted (so long as property rights aren't sold)
Death penalty for juveniles: Don't rule it out
Death penalty for retarded: No
Death penalty for others: Don't rule it out
Partial-birth abortion: Don't rule it out
Parental consent for abortion: No
Parental notification for abortion: No
Abortion for rape and incest: Yes
Embryo abortion: Yes
Fetus abortion: Yes
Infanticide: Yes, with same criteria as euthanasia
"Morning after" pill: Yes
Withdraw troops from Afghanistan: Not nearly yet
Withdraw troops from Iraq: yes
Lynching: No
House Bombing: No

Both are bad if you treat them like ideologies.

Liberal: One who views ethical scenarios by not ruling out any options.

That's how I see it.

Yes. He let the Civil Rights movement progress.

Feingold!

But I would vote for Bredensen if he was listed in the poll.

Manchin, Bredensen and Warner could be competitive there.

I've always wanted to know the differences between Methodists and Presbyterians.

I think Harry Reid could put Utah in play.

Giuliani is more ambitious, and I don't picture Bayh running. I voted Giuliani.

Nah, they unfortunately won NH in 2000, so the map isn't perfect enough to support that claim.

I'm going to say no, because I was inspired tody by reading The New York Times Magazine article about Andy Stern and SEIU.

1968. If Humphrey won the hippie revolution would have continued, and America would have gotten out of Vietnam sooner.

Probably Sununu.

I narrowly picked Clinton/Gore over Ford/Dole, just because I feel that Ford is dying and I don't trust Dole.

Sargent Shriver.

I actually think this is a better job for him than President. He knows how to get out a message, and He's great at fundraising, which are the two big requirements of the job.

His whole campaign was really a referendum on the direction of the Democratic Party, and his core message of strong opposition has sunk in, especially after Nov. 2.

And in Connecticut, where I live, a House race was won by a margin of just two votes. Well, that's good. My vote still wouldn't have made any difference at all. ...
                                          -Norm MacDonald

I say it will be Pats v. Falcon with the Patriots winning again. That's my unbiased two-cents.

You forgot Burlington Vermont. On politics and lifestyle alone that's where I would like to live.

I'd most certainly vote for Dean.

I think the results everywhere depend on whether Dean calls McCain a sell-out. If he doesn't its McCain by 14% in 2004.

In 2008 Dean would win NH. In 2004 he would not. McCain is a hero here, among most Democrats and most Republicans. 

I'm too lazy to do the addition. Who is the all-time highest vote getter for President? Is it Nixon (60, 68, 72), Reagan or W. Bush?

I'd vote for my great ancestor Hannibal Hamlin.

Humphrey comes in second.