Possible Republican Candidates:

Jack Abramoff -
George Allen - Virginia, US senator (2000-) and former governor
John Ashcroft -
Michael Bloomberg -
John Boehner -
Sam Brownback - Kansas, US senator (1996-).
Pat Buchanan -
Jeb Bush -
Laura Bush -
Dick Cheney -
Tom Delay -
Elizabeth Dole -
Bill Frist - Tennessee, U.S. Senate (1998-2006) Majority Leader .
Newt Gingrich -
Rudy Giuliani - New York, former mayor of New York City.
Alberto Gonzales -
Chuck Hagel -
Dennis Hastert -
Mike Huckabee - Arkansas, governor.
Duncan Hunter -
Lewis Libby -
John McCain - Arizona, US senator (1986-) and 2000 presidential candidate.
George Pataki - New York, governor.
Tim Pawlenty - Minnesota, governor.
Mike Pence - Indiana, US congressman (2000-).
Colin Powell -
Condoleezza Rice - currently US secretary of state.
Tom Ridge -
John Roberts -
Pat Robertson -
Mitt Romney - Massachusetts, governor.
Karl Rove -
Donald Rumsfeld -
Mark Sandford - South Carolina, governor.
Rick Santorum - Pennsylvania, US senator (1998-).
Arnold Schwarzenegger -
Tommy Thompson
Tom Tancredo - Colorado, US congressman (1998-).


Possible Democratic Candidates:

Madeleine Albright - Secretary of state.
Evan Bayh - Indiana, former governor (1988-1996) and currently US senator (1998-).
Joe Biden - Delaware, US senator (1973-) and 1988 presidential candidate.
Barbara Boxer - California, US senator
Bill Bradley - Arkansas, retired United States Army four-star general, former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, and 2004 presidential candidate.
Wesley Clark - Four star general.
Hillary Clinton - New York, US senator (2000-) and former First Lady of the United States.
Tom Daschle - South Dakota, former US senator.
Howard Dean - Vermont, former governor and chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
Christoper Dodd - Connecticut, US senator.
John Edwards - North Carolina, former US senator and 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee.
Russ Feingold - Wisconsin, US senator (1992-).
Dick Gephardt - Missouri, former US representative.
Al Gore - Tennessee, former US vice president and the 2000 Democratic presidential nominee.
Bob Graham - Florida, US senator and Governor (1979-1987).
Gary Hart - Colorado, US senator.
Jesse Jackson - presidential nomination in 1984 and 1988, civil rights activist, and Baptist minister.
Ted Kennedy - Massachusetts, US senator.
John Kerry - Massachusetts, US senator (1984-) and 2004 Democratic presidential nominee.
Teresa Heinz Kerry - the wife of US senator John Kerry.
Dennis Kucinich - Ohio, Governor (1977-1979) and 10th district US House of Representatives.
John Murtha - Pennsylvania, 12th Congressional District.
Barack Obama - Illinois, US senator.
Nancy Pelosi - Califorina, US Speaker of the House.
Harry Reid - Nevada, US senator.
Bill Richardson - New Mexico, governor and former US ambassador to the United Nations.
Al Sharpton - New York, Pentecostal minister and candidate for the 2004 nomination.
Tom Vilsack - Iowa, governor.
Mark Warner - Virginia, governor.


Possible Independant Candidates:

Jim Jeffords - Vermont, US senator.
Joe Lieberman - Connecticut, US senator.
Jesse Ventura - Minnesota, former governor. Vince McMahon, Connecticut, owner and CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment.


Possible Greens Candidates:

Ralph Nader - Connecticut, American attorney and political activist.
Rebecca Rotzler - New York, deputy mayor of New Paltz.


Possible Libertarian Candidates:

Michael Badnarik - Texas, 2004 Libertarian Party presidential nominee.