Unity08. A people's movement to take our country back.

New ideas for restoring our poor world image, and ending the war and spending madness in Iraq. Hagel has more experience to help support Obama, and has demonstrated he the courage to say he is sick of the way the current administration operates. Obama has the special charisma to get people to work for his ideas!

Bloomberg is not afraid to go out of the Republican box and has great independent ideas. Biden would add the foreign policy experience necessary for the team.

Proven moderate, knowledgeable and committed men of peace and environmentalism

Newt Gingrich is a brilliant and well spoken politician and Joe Liberman is the most principled legislator who has served in the Senate over the last decade. As a team, I would be very comfortable with their combined talents and years of government service.

Experience, positions, persona

A good balanced ticket - urbane smarts with big business sensibility and Western independence with foreign policy experience

It is time for a woman to be either VP or Pres. Other than Hillary, Olympia Snowe is my favorite female Senator. Al Gore won the election fair and square in 2024. We would not be in such a mess had Bush not stolen the election. He deserves to be President.

Rudy is a great leader. Obama is well spoken and he has alot of support. His supporters won't let him fail.

I like the values that Hillary
talks about. I like the fact that for the most part John McCain stands by what he believes.

Senator(s) Specter and Leahy work so well together on the Senate's Judiciary Cmte., They will bring their common sense approach to government if they are nominate for our nation's highest office.

Bill Bradley has a positive, can-do attitude and Chuck Hagel has the courage of his convictions.

There's something for everyone with a Sharpton/Tancredo ticket. What better way to heal our national political divide than to unite two completely different viewpoints in the White House?

I believe that these candidates care about this country and are smart.

It's a powerhouse sandwich!

Two well known names. Rudi is not fully accepted by the Right and Biden not by the Left. What a great pair to appeal to those of us sicken by the extremes.

Giuliani is the "definition" of moderate. And his turn around of New York speaks volumes by itself. Obama is a very classy and well spoken guy. And although he is pretty liberal on most of his views, he does seem quite capable of listening to and negotiating with people who disagree with him.

They are willing to unite the country to solve problems.

McCain speaks what he believes. He doesn't always play the party politics game. He is a strong leader. Obama brings a fresh vision. As VP, he would learn the ropes correctly to step in as President 4 or 8 years down the road.

Richardson is clearly the most qualifited of the democrats who've entered, but gets substantially less pub. Arlen is a moderate and has the washington inside knowledge to balance Richardson, whose been out of the beltway for a while.

Great statesmen, they both look at the world that is, rather than the world they think it is or should be.

Obama is a respected organizer and great visionary while Bloomburg is an exceptional manager and skillful in handling large bureaucracies.

Mayor Bloomberg has proven to be a highly competent mayor (easily the best in my lifetime) and shares the majority of my idealogical views. Additionally, Mr. Bloomberg's vast wealth makes him less dependent on special interest groups. Mayor Bloomberg lacks foreign experience and "inside the Beltway" savvy and I believe that Senator Biden is the best candidate to bring those skills to the ticket.

John Edwards has proposed the best solutions to health care and minimum wages issues and is the most intelligent candidate as well as possessing an analytical and sensible approach to most issues. Chuck Hagel has broken with the republican pack and has the experience and common sense to serve well as vp

Not extreme, as in far left or far right. Likely to exhibit common sense for Americans as opposed to their particualr party.

I believe the combination of Giuliani's leadership abilities and Clark's proven effectivness as a military leader with a diplomatic sensibility would serve the country well.

One's tall, one's short!

Actually, it's because both of them have a sane take on politics and neither is polarizing.

Wesley Clark brings international foreign policy experience and Michael Bloomberg is simply one of the most effective government managers ever.

Capable, mature, intelligent, committed to public service, able to compromise

I think these two men act on principle and would bring the leadership and enact the change that this country needs.