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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		13 (35.1%)
#2 Wesley Clark		1 (2.7%)
#3 Hillary Clinton		3 (8.1%)
#4 Tom Daschle		0 (0%)
#5 John Edwards		1 (2.7%)
#6 Russ Feingold		5 (13.5%)
#7 Al Gore		4 (10.8%)
#8 Brad Henry		8 (21.6%)
#9 John Kerry		1 (2.7%)
#10 Blanche Lincoln		1 (2.7%)
#11 Claire McCaskill		0 (0%)
#12 Janet Napolitano		2 (5.4%)
#13 Barack Obama		17 (45.9%)
#14 Martin O'Malley		2 (5.4%)
#15 Deval Patrick		0 (0%)
#16 Ed Rendell		0 (0%)
#17 Bill Richardson		1 (2.7%)
#18 Bill Ritter		0 (0%)
#19 Brian Schweitzer		7 (18.9%)
#20 Kathleen Sebelius		5 (13.5%)
#21 Eliot Spitzer		4 (10.8%)
#22 Ted Strickland		3 (8.1%)
#23 Mark Udall		2 (5.4%)
#24 Mark Warner		19 (51.4%)
#25 Jim Webb		0 (0%)
#26 NOTA		1 (2.7%)

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Topic: leading 2012 Democratic presidential candidates as of early 2009?--10/07 edition (Read 15703 times)

Person Man
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	Re: leading 2012 Democratic presidential candidates as of early 2009?--10/07 edition « on: November 18, 2007, 12:13:30 PM »
	« edited: November 18, 2007, 12:15:28 PM by Politotse »

Warner, Bayh and Strickland. People will do to Obama what peope did to Kerry if he loses at any point. He will just be seen as an incompetent quasi-socialist revivisionist, unless the dems win...then again, Reagan, right?

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Re: leading 2012 Democratic presidential candidates as of early 2009?--10/07 edition

« Reply #1 on: February 22, 2008, 06:44:31 PM »

Quote from: Proud Paleoconservative on February 22, 2008, 12:18:01 AM

btw Warner and Obama. I would like to see Schweitzer but he's to conservative to get the nod. how is Schweitzer on immigration?

He's actually not that conservative. He could be the triangulator, however.

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Re: leading 2012 Democratic presidential candidates as of early 2009?--10/07 edition

« Reply #2 on: March 08, 2008, 02:03:12 PM »

Then again, if Macky C is popular in 2011 (more than an approval rating of 51%, and especially if it is in the 55-70 neighborhood), the party leaders might sit it out and nominate a small state governor to run. That's what happened in 1992. If there is no Republican Consensus by 2011-2012, expect the usual suspects to be in the running. Bayh and Warner.

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