Who would you like to see run for election again in 2016?

What? No mention of your daughter?

Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. DevilMightCry

Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. DevilMightCry

John Huntsman or Gary Johnson.

As for the Democrats, there's Joe Biden.

John Huntsman or Gary Johnson.

As for the Democrats, there's Joe Biden.

leviathan91

Hillary Clinton! :)

Hermain Cain Rick Perry Newt Gingrich Steve Harvey Gary Johnson Who ever ran the green party Serah Palin or John Mccain?FreddyJeffery

I still like McCain but he's just way too old at this point.

Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. DevilMightCry

I still like McCain but he's just way too old at this point.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"]Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. layton2012

Hillary Clinton! :)

Foxi911

Agreed. She's a smart, clever lady.

[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"]Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. layton2012

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

I still like McCain but he's just way too old at this point.

BossPerson

Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. DevilMightCry

[QUOTE="BossPerson"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]

I still like McCain but he's just way too old at this point.

Aljosa23

[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"]Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. layton2012

most of the US don't got time fo' dat :P They care more about what fox news/whatever tells them to care about

I would only want Colbert to run again if he stayed in character after being inaugurated.

For comedic purposes

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

I still like McCain but he's just way too old at this point.

BossPerson

No, he isn't. McCain was a moderate against Bush because it suited him and then he was a conservative against Obama because it suited him. He's just as much a political opportunist as anybody else.

Not to mention that his Sarah Palin pick was completely cynical. It's like he thought women were stupid or something.

He may not be one of the extremist wingnuts, but he's a political animal through and through.

[QUOTE="layton2012"][QUOTE="DevilMightCry"]Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. wis3boi

most of the US don't got time fo' dat :P They care more about what fox news/whatever tells them to care about

I still like McCain but he's just way too old at this point.

Pirate700

Chris Christie, Hillary ClintonAce6301

I agree with those two.

I would be perfectly happy with both Hillary and Biden being the Democratic nominee. I think the former would destroy every single possible Republican candidate that is being hotly discussed by Republicans and the media.

I would probably vote for Biden or Hillary if they were running against Chris Christie, but Chris Christie is a good example of what a modern Republican candidate should be like.

[QUOTE="BossPerson"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]

I still like McCain but he's just way too old at this point.

Aljosa23

He really embarrased himself in 2008. Not only did he pick the deeply unknowledgable Sarah Palin, but do you remember when he "suspended" his campaign to "save the economy"? lol. It's no wonder most people thought Obama was more well-equipped to be President. Someone with absolutely no discipline (McCain) is simply not going to be elected to be President. It just doesn't happen.

I know that Obama was such a force to be reckoned with in 2008 that McCain felt kind of desperate, but his antics really made people question his judgment.

Gary Johnson, and hopefully he'll be on the actual ballot in my state this time and not just as a write in candidate (i wrote in Ron Paul anyways).

As for a new person I want Rand Paul.

Buddy Roamer perhaps on the Republican side. I would seriously vote for that guy.

As far as a democrat goes, well lately I have been hearing about Biden's schmoozing abilities. We have seen stuff get done under Clinton due to the same ability. I think whomever gets elected president next needs to have this quality in spades.

Chris Christie, Hillary Clinton, Gary Johnson and Stephen Colbert (no joke).Ace6301

[QUOTE="Ace6301"]Chris Christie, Hillary Clinton, Gary Johnson and Stephen Colbert (no joke).Serraph105

Stephen Colbert.

So close....so close...

Stephen Colbert.

So close....so close...

Goyoshi12

I would pay to get that

[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

[QUOTE="BossPerson"]He's a principled man. I have great respect for him, much more than for Obama. Sure he's a warhawk but......GreySeal9

He really embarrased himself in 2008. Not only did he pick the deeply unknowledgable Sarah Palin, but do you remember when he "suspended" his campaign to "save the economy"? lol. It's no wonder most people thought Obama was more well-equipped to be President. Someone with absolutely no discipline (McCain) is simply not going to be elected to be President. It just doesn't happen.

I know that Obama was such a force to be reckoned with in 2008 that McCain felt kind of desperate, but his antics really made people question his judgment.

[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"]Anybody who doesn't have a (D) next to their name. Aljosa23

Hilary Clinton

I really want Chris Christie to run. That would make the race soooooo entertaining. Also, the possibility of the first obese President in I think over a century. Rhazakna