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Question: Pick up to three of the following who you think will be leading 2012 presidential candidates if the GOP wins in '08
#1
Evan Bayh		  
#2
Wesley Clark		  
#3
Hillary Clinton		  
#4
Tom Daschle		  
#5
John Edwards		  
#6
Russ Feingold		  
#7
Al Gore		  
#8
Brad Henry		  
#9
John Kerry		  
#10
Blanche Lincoln		  
#11
Claire McCaskill		  
#12
Janet Napolitano		  
#13
Barack Obama		  
#14
Martin O'Malley		  
#15
Deval Patrick		  
#16
Ed Rendell		  
#17
Bill Richardson		  
#18
Bill Ritter		  
#19
Brian Schweitzer		  
#20
Kathleen Sebelius		  
#21
Eliot Spitzer		  
#22
Ted Strickland		  
#23
Mark Udall		  
#24
Mark Warner		  
#25
Jim Webb		  
#26
NOTA		  
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Frodo
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« on: October 28, 2007, 02:41:09 PM »
If Democrats nominate Hillary Clinton, and she still doesn't win in 2008, I presume Democrats will likely go for someone a little less closely tied to the establishment. 

I am picking: Former governor and (soon-to-be) current Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, Sen. Russ Feingold of Wisconsin, and Governor Brad Henry of Oklahoma. 
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