What is your "Dream Ticket" preference?

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[Zachstar]

1. There are atleast 3 different polls about this. Please start doing search and kick next time

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

After last week, it would be any ticket that doesn't include Hillary.

[BringBigDogBack]

3. mine too.

[City Lights]

7. Same here. eom

[pbca]

15. I like that ticket too. n/t

[Yael]

33. Yep

[BringBigDogBack]

2. No. No. No. No. No.

You can't properly relay a message of a new way forward, or change, with Hill as copilot.

No.

[Barack_America]

4. Both of those are a "Nightmare Ticket" as far as I'm concerned.

:scared:

[mtnsnake]

5. If Hillary wins, it'll be Hillary/Clark. If Obama wins we'll most likely get Obama/Lieberman

considering Lieberman is highly touted by Obama because he is his mentor and close ally.

[Nitrogenica]

8. Source for that tidbit on Lieberman?

[Crunchy Frog]

31. No source. Just a random slander.

[Pushed To The Left]

9. Lieberman has already come out as a McCain supporter. n/t

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

19. Maybe Clinton/McCain? Seeing as how she thinks he's more qualified

than her fellow Democrat.

:puke:

[BringBigDogBack]

11. .

:rofl:

I think you hit your head again, mtn.

[mtnsnake]

18. Actually I did

I walked into a low hanging snow-covered limb last Sunday on my way down this mountain.

[MadBadger]

17. What i think of you...

[mtnsnake]

28. You must be warped to be drinking out of that thing although it doesn't surprise me in the least

that you would be using one of those for your hyrdration system.

Try a real hydration system instead. Hope this helps...

[davidinalameda]

6. Obama/Webb is probably my dream ticket

unless Webb doesn't want it

[Pushed To The Left]

12. That would be a damn good ticket!

Especially when you consider Webb's military background and the fact that he has a son in Iraq.

[IDemo]

14. Great choice, seconded

[BringBigDogBack]

That would be pretty stout.

:thumbsup:

[Spider Jerusalem]

27. Agreed.

Webb is almost an ideal running mate for Obama, in my opinion; his military/national security credentials are unimpeachable, and he was right on the war from the outset. (It doesn't hurt that his economic positions are very similar to John Edwards', either.)

[floridablue]

10. Clinton/Clark

[Ian David]

13. I prefer Obama / Clinton, but admit that strategically, Clinton / Obama would be the better choice.

[anonymous171]

21. Really? I think Obama/Clinton would be the strategic choice.

Obama has a message that they could run on, Clinton does not. That's the way I see it anyway.

[Ian David]

35. Obama is younger and more likely to give us a second term. n/t

[myrna minx]

16. Wetzelbill/Kurovski '08.

:hi:

[Harry Monroe]

20. Stewart/Colbert

[QC]

22. Some combination of Gore, Edwards, and Clark. n/t

[tilsammans]

37. That's my dream ticket, too!

I just don't think Hillary at the top of the ticket is winnable. Or as the VP with Obama.

I dread the thought of President McCain, extending the Bush Reign of Terra.

[Crunchy Frog]

23. No ticket with Clinton on it. n/t

[IndianaGreen]

24. Attila the Hun/Hillary McClinton

or is it Jabba the Hutt/Mrs Palpatine?

[saltpoint]

25. Dream ticket? Well, I'd go with Bella Abzug and Birch Bayh, although

Bella sadly is no longer with us and Birch is a bit long of tooth. Still love 'em both, though.

Also I like Mario Cuomo, John Edwards, John Kerry, Robert Kennedy, Robert Kennedy jr., Barbara Boxer, Mo Udall, Howard Dean, Claiborne Pell, and Russ Feingold, among several others.

Politically, he was a major failure but personally, Franklin Pierce wins my respect.

[BlueJac]

26. Dream on

Hillary and the corrupt past is a nightmare not a dream

[Exilednight]

29. Gore/Obama

[ClericJohnPreston]

30. Simple

John Edwards/Joe Biden

You asked. I abhor the other choices. I want a REAL Progressive Democrat, not Populist-lite.

[mahina]

32. Obama/Dean. I want my country back.

Calloused hand by calloused hand.

[Yael]

34. Nice!!

[ozone_man]

36. Or Obama/Edwards.

Or Gore/Edwards, or Gore/Dean. I want my party back.