Your 2016 Presidential Preference

[Pryderi]

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	Hillary Clinton
	12 (60%)
	Joe Biden
	0 (0%)
	Howard Dean
	4 (20%)
	Elizabeth Warren
	0 (0%)
	Julian Castro
	0 (0%)
	Andrew Cuomo
	0 (0%)
	Other - Specify
	4 (20%)
	0 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[Tommy_Carcetti]

1. Martin O'Malley.

But this is too early a question.

I'm fine with the other choices, too, although I personally think Castro needs more experience.

[Mass]

2. +1

[demwing]

3. Joe Biden

I don't care how old he is, he's as sharp as a tack, ran rings around Ryan, and is a solid populist.

[Flashmann]

4. All things considered,based on what I know now and

Assuming dynamics aren't altered by unforeseen events,which is a most ridiculous assumption this early,it'd be a toss up between Warren and Clinton,making my poll vote "other"...


*ETA*

More accurately,based on what I THINK I know now......

[brooklynite]

5. Brian Schweitzer...

...since, unless someone tells me otherwise, Hillary isn't planning to run.

[dawg]

6. O'Malley or Clinton.

I think Hillary has earned her chance if she is able and willing, although a part of me thinks the party might be better off with some new blood instead.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

14. Doesn't O'Malley seem a tad too boring? He is totally composed and gentlemanly but I never saw

him really hold his own in a vigorous debate on TV, during the election .

I don't mean to diss your choice by any means...just an observation. :&gt

[dawg]

17. I once saw him spark it up pretty good on one of those panel shows.

I think he's got it in him.

I need to see more of him, and the others, before making a decision. But I like what I've seen of him so far.

[onehandle]

7. I voted for Warren, but a Clinton/Warren ticket would be unstoppable. nt

[Laura PourMeADrink]

15. Ewww. Not too sure about that. IMHO..Sadly,there is still a large contingency out there

who would never ever vote for woman. But two?

[Pryderi]

8. I think it will be none that I listed. n/t

[BlueStater]

9. Of the ones you listed, I only see Clinton and Cuomo as serious contenders.

Biden would be a serious candidate if he were a few years younger but I think his time has come and gone.

[Pryderi]

10. I'm surprised Dean has so much support. nt

[fadedrose]

30. If he were to say something about it, his troops would rise...

But he would need the support of the party, which was pulled out from under his feet in Iowa (BEFORE the scream)....

[FSogol]

11. Other: I propose to not care about it until after the 2014 elections.

[a la izquierda]

12. Yep.

I can't wrap my head or support for someone this far out.

[HappyMe]

16. Agreed.

Plenty to do for 2014.

[GoCubsGo]

32. Same here.

I'm getting really sick of these 2016 speculations. It's fucking ridiculous. Why can't people let the current president get more than a week into his term before they start prognosticating about his successor?

[FSogol]

33. Seen on DU last week: "Obama is well into his 2nd term."

[GoCubsGo]

34. Please tell me that comment was made by a troll.

, indeed. Good grief.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

13. Does Bill Richardson still have a black cloud over his head? Always really liked him. nt

[LWolf]

18. Other:

Anyone who is clearly left of center, walks her talk, and is willing to oppose neoliberals and enact left/liberal agendas.

[rgbecker]

19. Alan Grayson.

Put the truth out there and watch it get up and walk around.

[redgreenandblue]

21. +1

[Ohio Joe]

20. Right this moment, I'm thinking VP Biden...

4 years is a long time though so who knows.

[Remmah2]

22. Go Hillary.

I hope she makes the decision to go for it.

[Erose999]

23. Hillary/Bill. Can one be Veep after being POTUS? Or maybe Bernie Sanders/Elizabeth Warren but I mean

the corporate racketeers who finance elections wouldn't be having that now would they?

[ChoppinBroccoli]

24. SHERROD BROWN!!!

[irisblue]

37. we need him in the senate

very much. As much as I loathe Ohio politicians, he's the only one I would invite into my house for iced tea and cookies. Excepting Nina Turner most of the rest are vertical cockroaches (my congress critter Joyce Beatty is brand new, so I'm waiting to see what she is like.)

[kentuck]

25. The new president will not take office until 2017 so...

I guess I prefer Barack Obama for 2016??

[Indyfan53]

26. Either Hillary or Dennis Kucinich

[Lesmoderesstupides]

27. Only fools think we will have a REAL choice, the POTUS will be determined by the 1%

you get no say, only the illusion of democracy.

Now the question that should be asked is which one of the corporate approved candidate will you be voting for?

[MrSlayer]

39. ^^^This^^^

One of the two Wall Street approved candidates will win.

[Lesmoderesstupides]

40. America needs another Henry Wallace

[Sedona]

28. I'm SO torn between Hillary and Joe

Perhaps a Biden/Clinton ticket?

That would make Hillary 73 in 2020.

Tough call...

[amandabeech]

29. FDR, but I understand that he might not be available. n/t

[NCTraveler]

31. Too early to tell.

I am excited to see who the new field is going to be. I would like to see someone less hawkish than Hillary. And I love me some Hillary. I don't think it is going to be Warren, but I would like someone with her economic views. One thing is for sure, if we come up with someone who can connect to people like Obama, with the economic beliefs of Warren, it will be a great 2016.

[fadedrose]

35. k

[bigwillq]

36. I voted for Dean

Would love to see him run again, although I don't think his chances are very good of winning.

[mithnanthy]

38. Bernie Sanders ...Pres..

..V.P...Alan Grayson or Elizabeth Warren