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Posted By: Bob Waters Posted On: Aug 23, 2005 Views: 1374	Teddy A bully idea!
Posted By: Carl Vehse Posted On: Aug 22, 2005 Views: 1378	Teddy I vote we clone the 26th president.
Posted By: Dan @ Necessary Roughness Posted On: Aug 12, 2005 Views: 1462	Ron Paul OK, so he's really a libertarian; but at least you don't have to worry about someone being Democrat-lite.
Posted By: Bob Waters Posted On: Aug 4, 2005 Views: 606	Bill Clinton But then we'd just get into a situation in which his successor would be forced into a deficit, radical left-wingers like Ruth Bader Ginsberg would be put on the Supreme Court, our military and intelligence capabilities and our ability to protect ourselves against terrorism would crumble, our foreign policy would be in thrall to those who hate us, we would become a helpless satellite of the European Union, we would cut and run in any military action we were forced into, and Hillary would get a third term. She's after one anyway, but unlike her husband, she *can't* win an election. About the only upside to Clinton I can see is that if we should accidentally exercise our national sovereignty and get in a war without the UN's permission, nobody would say anything. You know. Like Kosovo.
Posted By: scott Posted On: Aug 4, 2005 Views: 608	The obvious choice. The Republicans should nominate somebody who - can control the deficit - will protect the US from terrorism - can win a national election. The obvious choice is Bill Clinton. True, he's term-limited out. But that can be fixed with a constitutional amendment, just like for the charismatic Austrian, Ah-nuld.
Posted By: Bob Water Posted On: Jul 30, 2005 Views: 587	A note from der Blogmeister I should mention that in the first, aborted version of this poll, the following votes were cast: George Allen (2) Jeb Bush (2) Dick Cheney (1) Steve Forbes (1) Bill Frist (1) Rudy Giuliani (1) John McCain (1) Bill Owens (1) 0% Condi Rice (3) 17% Tom Tancredo (3) Again, the inadvertent omission of some obvious candidates and some technical problems forced the re-start. Regrettably, many who voted the first time have (obviously) not returned.
Posted By: Walter Snyder Posted On: Jul 27, 2005 Views: 550	Steve Forbes The more I listen to Forbes, the more sense he makes. While his overhaul of the IRS and US Tax Code is his best known plank, he also shows a grasp of other domestic and international issues. I'm nowhere near being locked in, but right now, he has my strong attention.