Rank the big 3 from the other party

[Mr. Morden]

OK, here's something new:

If you're a Democrat or Democratic-leaning, and you had to live with either Giuliani, McCain, or Romney being elected in '08, which one would you be most OK with, which would you be second most OK with, and which one would you be least OK with?

If you're a Republican or Republican-leaning, and you had to live with either Clinton, Edwards, or Obama being elected in '08, which one would you be most OK with, which would you be second most OK with, and which one would you be least OK with?

[AndrewTX]

Ugh.. I'd hate all of them.

 Atleast with the republicans, you gave some moderate republicans, and a somewhat conservative.

 I get to chose from three liberal democrats.

I guess I'd chose Edwards first, because he's less of an idiot, Clinton because she's an idiot with some more experience, than Obama last, because he's the idiot with the least experience.

Now, if I could add Richardson in there, than it would be

Richardson, Edwards, Clinton.

[Stranger in a strange land]

1. Giuliani

2. McCain

<<<HUGE GAP>>>

3. Romney

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

1. McCain

2. Romney

HUGE GAP

3. Guiliani (can't stand this er)

[Middle-aged Europe]

1) McCain

2) Giuliani

3) Romney

[Inmate Trump]

Hm....I guess since I plan on supporting Giuliani, I'd say I'd lean Republican for this election.  So...

1. Edwards
2. Clinton
3. Obama

...though I dislike all three of them.  If I could include the entire Democratic field, it'd be...

1. Richardson
2. Biden
3. Vilsack

If I could include Democrats not even in the running, sadly enough....

1. Bayh
2. Gore
3. Warner

My list altogether:

1. Bayh
2. Gore
3. Warner
4. Richardson
5. Biden
6. Vilsack
7. Dodd
8. Clark
9. Edwards
10. Clinton
11. Obama
12. Kucinich

The best ones aren't even choices anymore. 

[JSojourner]

Giuliani, I suppose.  I backed McCain in 2000.  He was infinitely preferable to The Decider.  But now?  I can scarcely tell the difference between the two.

I'm intrigued by Bloomburg, but he's not running.

[Inmate Trump]

I'm intrigued by Bloomburg, but he's not running.

Ashame, isn't it?  I keep hoping, because if Rudy loses, then Bloomberg was always my backup candidate.

[Reaganfan]

Ugh...

1. Edwards
2. Obama
3. Clinton

[Sam Spade]

Out of the top six, there is only one candidate who I would support at this point in the game (and you know who that is).  Of course, once it gets down to two candidates, my mind may change. 

Democrats
1. Clinton
2. Obama
3. Edwards

Republicans
1. Giuliani
2. Romney
3. McCain

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

1a. Richardson
1. Edwards
2. Obama
3. Clinton

[Verily]

1. Giuliani


2. Romney







3. McCain

[© tweed]

1. Romney
2. Giuliani
3. McCain

[JSojourner]

I'm intrigued by Bloomburg, but he's not running.

Ashame, isn't it?  I keep hoping, because if Rudy loses, then Bloomberg was always my backup candidate.

Bloomberg might make a fine Secretary of Commerce, too.  Or might we see him run for Senate?  I love Schumer and I like Hillary as a Senator.  But Bloomberg still intrigues me.  Liberal on social issues...moderate on matters of business and trade...I'd just like to know where he lands on foreign policy and the environment.

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Too terrible to rank