If the election were today, who would you vote for?

[Hasbeen]

I prefer Huckabee. However, if he continues to fade and is out of contention by the time Kentucky votes, I will look seriously at McCain. I generally do not give much consideration to endorsements, but the one from General Schwarzkopt got my attention. I admire him and his opinion greatly.

[ladiesbballcoach]

Super Tuesday is do or die for Huckabee. He has to get at least 1/2 of the electoral votes that day to stay in the race.

 

Not winning SC and doing poorly in Florida has hurt his chances.

[Habib]

I said McCain. My next selection would have probably been Obama or Romney, depending on how the campaign for the general election shaped up.

[Hasbeen]

I think you're right about the way the media has portrayed him. I began noticing awhile back that any story mentioning Huckabee would most likely introduce him as "former Baptist minister", or "Evangelical candidate" and only occasionally as "former govenor" Mike Huckabee. Although I can't for the life of me understand why being any of those titles is a deterrent.

[thegooch]

Obama,

If Clinton Gets the nod, and McCain gets the R nod, then I vote Mccain.

 

Anything besides McCain on the R side then I vote Clinton

[5wide]

I like to watch the presidential politics, but other than that, I don't get into it much, so my knowledge is limited. But, here is what I think...

 

If Barack Obama wins the democratic nomination, I think he'll be the next president regardless of his opponent.

 

If Hillary Clinton wins the nomination...

 

1. ...and John McCain is her opponent, I think McCain will win.

2. ...and Romney is her opponent, I think Hillary will win, but it could be close and swing the other way...(like I heard an analyst say this weekend, "Don't count out a guy who won the governor of Massachusetts as a Mormon Republican.")

3. ...anyone else and Hillary will win, IMO.

[cooperstown]

McCain.

 

Never voted for a Democrat in my life, but I must say that Obama minimally intrigues me. If he gets the nomination, I will at least keep my mind seriously open to a Democrat for the first time ever.

[True blue (and gold)]

I think that I have said this before, but I will seriously consider McCain, even though I am a democrat...

[mcpapa]

Obama.

[HHSDad]

Looks like this is validating what the media is saying. There's no clear leader in either party.

[Sting]

I am starting to like Romney more and more all the time.

[HHSDad]

I am starting to like Romney more and more all the time.

He's the most presidential looking and sounding of the bunch. Obama is also presidential sounding.

[pnthr4life]

I'd vote for Edwards, but I know he won't be there. So I'll vote for either of the Dems. I've never voted Republican and I'm not starting now.

[cooperstown]

I wonder if an Obama/Edwards ticket would be possible? That might be a pretty tough combination to beat for the Republicans.

[HHSDad]

I wonder if an Obama/Edwards ticket would be possible? That might be a pretty tough combination to beat for the Republicans.

I'm betting that Edwards will be the VP candidate for Obama or Clinton. I still think Richardson would be better, but Edwards pulls in more votes.