If the Presidential election were held on June 1, 2005, who would you support

[Joe Biden 2020]

I'm trying to get a feel, with no names on a poll, who everyone would support from both parties.

I want every post to have two Republicans (Pres and Vice Pres) and two Democrats (Pres and Vice Pres).

[Joe Biden 2020]

I would support:

Republicans

President -- Sen. Bill Frist (R-TN)
V President -- Sen. George Allen (R-VA)

Democrats

President -- Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN)
V President -- Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL)

[Moooooo]

Well, my ticket would probably lose in a landslide due to lack of name recognition... Oh well.

President:  Mark Warner
Vice President:  Blanche Lincoln

[TomC]

GOP
P: McCain
VP: Hagel

Dem
P: Edwards
VP: Richardson

[Frodo]

Democrats:

President - Sen. Evan Bayh (IN)
Vice-President - Gov. Mark Warner (VA)

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Republicans:

President - Sen. John McCain (AZ)
Vice-President - former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (NYC)

[MaC]

Libertarians: Gary Nolan or Micheal Cloud

[Smash255]

Dems

Pres  Feingold

Vice Pres  Warner

GOP

Pres  Chafee
Vice Pres  Snowe

[MODU]

Republicans:
President -  Allen
Vice President -  Romney

Democrats:
President -  Warner
Vice President -  Richardson

Independents:
President -  ______ (still searching)
Vice President - _____ (still searching)

[Erc]

Republicans:

President - Sanford
Vice-President - Romney

Democrats:

President - Bredesen
Vice-President - Biden

[MissCatholic]

Republicans

P - John McCain
VP - Mark Sanford

Democrats

P - Mark Warner
VP - Colin Powell

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Republicans

P - Sen. Bill Frist
VP - Mayor Rudi Giuliani

Democrats (to lose)

P - Rep. Dennis Kucinich
VP -  Sen. Patty Murray

[Wakie]

Democrats
President - Gov Bill Richardson
VP - Sen Russ Feingold


Republicans
President - Colin Powell
VP - Sen Gordon Smith

[MODU]

Democrats
President - Gov Bill Richardson
VP - Sen Russ Feingold


Republicans
President - Colin Powell
VP - Sen Gordon Smith

Powell's wife will not let him run for office.

[ian]

Dems:
Gephardt/Landrieu

Repubs:
McCain/Romney

[WalterMitty]

gop:
shays/guiliani

dem:
cantwell/bredesen

[PBrunsel]

Republican:

Bill Owens (President)

Jim Nussle (Vice President)

I won't say the Democratic one because I would probably say what most republicans have laready said.

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gop:
shays/guiliani

dem:
cantwell/bredesen

Somehow I don't think that's going to be the nominees.

[WalterMitty]

gop:
shays/guiliani

dem:
cantwell/bredesen

Somehow I don't think that's going to be the nominees.

of course not.

im sure both parties will nominate some lame-ass.

those would be my dream tickeys from both parties.

[PBrunsel]

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Your right about that walter. The party leadership will sink any insurgent candidates.

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Your right about that walter. The party leadership will sink any insurgent candidates.

On the Republican side, definite. The Democrats have real primaries, though, for example 1968, 1984, 1988, 2004.

[WalterMitty]

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Your right about that walter. The party leadership will sink any insurgent candidates.

On the Republican side, definite. The Democrats have real primaries, though, for example 1968, 1984, 1988, 2004.

yall had a real primary alright.  and you still nominated the biggest lame-ass of the bunch.

howard dean was better than kerry.

[PBrunsel]

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Your right about that walter. The party leadership will sink any insurgent candidates.

On the Republican side, definite. The Democrats have real primaries, though, for example 1968, 1984, 1988, 2004.

GOP Primaries whre the underdog won out:

1860
1876
1880
1888
1920
1940
1964

Damn that's a lot isn't it?

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Your right about that walter. The party leadership will sink any insurgent candidates.

On the Republican side, definite. The Democrats have real primaries, though, for example 1968, 1984, 1988, 2004.

GOP Primaries whre the underdog won out:

1860
1876
1880
1888
1920
1940
1964

Damn that's a lot isn't it?

I didn't list all of the underdog Democratic winners. All 4 years I mentioned are since 1964, the only  recent year you mentioned.

[PBrunsel]

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Your right about that walter. The party leadership will sink any insurgent candidates.

On the Republican side, definite. The Democrats have real primaries, though, for example 1968, 1984, 1988, 2004.

GOP Primaries whre the underdog won out:

1860
1876
1880
1888
1920
1940
1964

Damn that's a lot isn't it?

I didn't list all of the underdog Democratic winners. All 4 years I mentioned are since 1964, the only  recent year you mentioned.

Your just upset because you only know fractured history. Just kidding of course.

Well I guess you could say 1980 because no one really thought that a Conservative Reagan to appeal to the GOp base which had called for a shift to the middle.

By 2004 you obviously mean Dean, and he didn't win the nomination so I have a few for you, and then i'll shut up on the issue.

1960, Goldwater and Rocklefeller try to take out Nixon. Goldwater nearly gets the South's support at the GOP Convention.

1976, Reagan nearly took out Ford.

1988, Dole nearly took out Bush.

While were at it let's not forget Buchanan in 1996, nearly upsetted the apple cart.

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You must be logged in to read this quote.

Your right about that walter. The party leadership will sink any insurgent candidates.

On the Republican side, definite. The Democrats have real primaries, though, for example 1968, 1984, 1988, 2004.

GOP Primaries whre the underdog won out:

1860
1876
1880
1888
1920
1940
1964

Damn that's a lot isn't it?

I didn't list all of the underdog Democratic winners. All 4 years I mentioned are since 1964, the only  recent year you mentioned.

Your just upset because you only know fractured history. Just kidding of course.

Well I guess you could say 1980 because no one really thought that a Conservative Reagan to appeal to the GOp base which had called for a shift to the middle.

By 2004 you obviously mean Dean, and he didn't win the nomination so I have a few for you, and then i'll shut up on the issue.

1960, Goldwater and Rocklefeller try to take out Nixon. Goldwater nearly gets the South's support at the GOP Convention.

1976, Reagan nearly took out Ford.

1988, Dole nearly took out Bush.

While were at it let's not forget Buchanan in 1996, nearly upsetted the apple cart.

In 2004, 1968 and many of the other years the front-runner changed multiple times.

Nearly doesn't count.