Tho if he likes people who share the opinion that Romney is the next

Then again he could choose some known person who isn’t in the race. You never know like Maybe McCain Gingrich – or something.

On the Obama side. I think Obama will win the Most Delegates even if he loses Texas .I think the projection already shows 63-63. If that’s the case its already a loss for Clinton in Texas even if she wins the most votes, she could still be trounced delegate wise by Obama in Both Ohio and texas. If it really is 63-63 right now Obama has a bigger delegate lead and has increased the gap.

I think Obama will win the nomination narrowly and who knows might even pick Clinton as his VP.
But he could go with Edwards (he is a strong candidate who is looking to gain a foothold in the politics and bid for 2012 or beyond. Edwards is still pretty young like Obama and seems to gain a lot of support among working class and college students as well as independents. I think Obama Edwards would be a strong ticket as well.

Then again Obama could go with someone else
like Obama Bayah or maybe another well known senator or something- you never know.
Maybe Obama could convince Al Gore to join his cabinet on the environmental policies and such to help solve the global warming problem and get Alternative Energy bill passed.

I think the OC would be a popular ticket
but OE – Obama Edwards would be my next choice if I was Obama. I mean Kerry did pretty well with Edwards and narrowly lost to Bush. (I think he won in ohio but something got messed up with the voting again) But thats a different story for a different day. For an interesting look on the 2004 election check out David Frenkel’s panel discussion
An Inconvenient Question – Are Elections Being Stolen and What Can We do About it?
http://www.independentvoices.net-a.googlepages.com/main.htm

Also here’s an electoral vote calculator and an electoral vote map
http://www.presidentelectionpolls.com/tools/electoral-vote-calculator.html

MAP:
http://www.270towin.com/

Enjoy!

I would like a Obama-Edwards ticket the best.

There is widespread agreement that if John McCain loses this year, Gov. Romney will run in 2012. If Gov. Romney were on the ticket as V.P. next in line for the GOP nod in 2016, Mr. McCain would not have to worry about whether Mr. Romney would work as hard as possible for a McCain/Romney win this year.
Governor Romney is very intelligent, and I think would be very comfortable dealing with foreign dignitaries.
Governor Romney is very rich and has a well-oiled fund-raising circuit that would be very beneficial to Mr. McCain.
Governor Romney would bring expertise to economic matters that Mr. McCain seems to be lacking.
Governor Romney would bring executive experience as a Governor to the ticket.
Governor Romney would bring almost all of his supporters to help with a McCain/Romney ticket, thereby assuring that his supporters aren’t trying to bring him attention to a potential 2012 run, nipping such conversation quickly, before it takes root and is hard to break apart.
Governor Romney appeals to social, economic and defense conservatives, bringing the whole Party and most of the Conservative Movement – including talk radio – on board with the ticket.
Romney supporters are very enthusiastic and dedicated. You cannot buy this kind of endearment, but McCain would be able to pick up his supporters, and their already-in-place organizational and other skills they would have to offer to the ticket.
Romney would help John McCain in purple states such as Michigan, Nevada and Minnesota, and could even put Massachusetts in place in November.
Governor Romney brings all the necessary ingredients to John McCain’s campaign that he so desperately needs to succeed against Hillary – and especially – an Obama Democratic opponent.
You cannot buy loyalty like Governor Romney has with his supporters. You have to EARN it. By giving Romney the nod for the V.P. slot, McCain would be showing the Conservative Movement in America that he will not abandon them in the future. If he does this, he will almost be unstoppable in the fall against the Democrats.
Governor Romney is now widely seen as heir next in line to be the GOP nominee if McCain were to be defeated, or if McCain served two terms, then 2116, if Romney stays in the game that long. The move to make Romney V.P. would silence many evangelical and social conservatives who now would support Gov. Romney, including Dr. Dobson and others. This would shore up support among Mr. Huckabee’s supporters to Mr. McCain, endearing McCain as the one who actually DID bring the Party and Conservative Movement together to defeat the Democrats and take BACK both Houses of Congress!
Gov. Romney was the clear “change” candidate – and ran on that theme. The move to make Romney V.P. would be a tough ticket against a Hillary/Obama ticket. Change wins almost every time. We would now be able to bring that on-the-ground message IMMEDIATELY!
As the man who actually did something about – and has earned him wide recognition of – healthcare reform, he is the ideal man to blunt the Democrat’s BillaryCare proposals. This item would essentially be OURS as Republicans, which would deflate much criticism against the Republicans for not adequately addressing this critical issue thus far!
By picking Romney, we come out a totally unified Republican Party AND Conservative Movement – ready to fight against the Democrats NOW!
McCain IS the President-elect. He WILL be the Commander in Chief. McCain WILL be the boss – apple sauce -non debatable. McCain will get his way on very many things. But, Mr. Romney can still use cabinet meetings and gestures to try to persuade Mr. McCain to go all the way toward Ronald Reagan’s principled road of social, economic and military-might conservatism. Mr. McCain will ALWAYS win. But, Romney will be RIGHT there to balance McCain as needed.
Romney would be good for McCain, since Romney is NOT a “yes” man. Romney is a principled, determined conservative who is GRACIOUS -yet stern when applicable – who can turn the other cheek when needed, after his opinions are known and rejected. He PROVED that by bowing out graciously and promising to work hard for Mr. McCain as the GOP nominee-to-be. Mr. McCain does NOT need a “yes” man, but rather someone who can keep his temper and political wavering’s from right issues in check.
An informal straw vote among those present to see who they might prefer for President after the CPAC convention showed Romney winning it with 34%, followed by John McCain at 33 %, and Huckabee way down at only 14 percent. This vote proves that adding Gov. Romney to the ticket would quell the right and go along way toward making sure they aren’t complacent on election day.
If McCain does not pick a well-known conservative for V.P., it may take MONTHS for the Republican electorate to get know and accept him, as was the case with Gov. Romney. Conservatives now know that Romney is “one of us,” after his gracious exodus speech at a stunned CPAC convention. People cried. My wife cried. I cried. You CANNOT buy that kind of endearment! Governor Mitt Romney EARNED IT!
John McCain is old, grey, and not very attractive overall. A V.P. pick that is younger, more handsome, and without so many grey hairs will help McCain with some voters concerns about such things. Romney fits the bill here.
No other governor fits as many specific criteria that a V.P. should have than Governor Romney. A pick that is OTHER than a governor for the V.P. slot isn’t as attractive to some voters. Executive experience does matter, and Romney can balance a McCain ticket in this way.
A V.P. pick should already be politically battle-hardened so that there won’t be embarrassing moments for the campaign. Romney took punches from virtuously everyone – and still stayed a gentlemen under pressure.
A V.P. pick MUST be a scandal and corruption-free life that under the intense scrutiny of the media’s microscope, will not be a negative for the campaign. Romney is about as pure as snow as one could get. His first and only wife, along with ALL his children, are fine, upstanding citizens with no baggage to bring to a McCain campaign.
Can you give me some good reason’s why Mitt Romney SHOULD NOT be John McCain’s V.P. pick?

http://politicaljunkie.blogspot.com/2008/02/mccain-romney-08.html