Monday’s Democratic presidential candidate debate set two important milestones:

1. The establishment of YouTube as an official player in politics; and
2. The establishment of the precedent that politicians will answer questions from anyone – even snowmen. In fact, with so many Senators running for president, soon we’ll hear this on Capitol Hill: “I’d like to thank my good friend, the distinguished snowman, Mr. Frosty.”

What’s next?

It’s only a matter of time before other hugely popular websites get in on the action and sponsor their own debates.

Here are likely suspects for hosting future presidential debates – and the questions candidates will probably get:

The Amazon Debate

• What’s your favorite book?
• What’s the last book you’ve read?
• What’s on your nightstand?
• Beach reading?
• Book if you’re by yourself on a deserted island?
• Book if you’re at 1% in the polls?
• Book if you’re caught on video decking an intrusive photographer?
• Do you only care whether your name is in a book’s index?
• The last book you authored – who wrote it?
• To qualify for free shipping, would you care to double the amount you’re already spending with us?
• Why do you think that people who purchased your autobiography are also reading Dr. Seuss?

The Peapod Debate

• Let’s see if you connect with average, every day Americans: How much does a gallon of milk cost?
• How much with tax?
• How much with your bonus shopper card?
• How much if you add the driver’s tip?
• How much if you deduct all the impulse purchases you won’t make by not being there in person?
• How much if you deduct your cost of gas?
• How much for a gallon of vodka, instead?

The Netflix Debate

• Do you prefer widescreen or full screen?
• Do you watch the bonus features?
• With director’s commentary or without?
• Would you ever use your DVD as a coaster?
• Ready to return to Blockbuster?
• Who should win Best Supporting Actress?
• To begin the debate, would you like to thank the Academy?

The EBay Debate

• How much would you pay for this portrait of dogs playing poker?
• How much for this pink flamingo for your front lawn?
• How much for the matching pink flamingo for your back yard?
• How much would you pay for this double-wide?
• How much for this portrait of Al Pacino in “Scarface”?
• How much would you pay for this Pink Floyd album?
• How much would you pay for this freeze-dried Lindsay Lohan spittle?
• Does this look infected to you?

The Monster.com Debate

• What’s your salary range?
• Do you work well with others?
• Why the gaps on your resume?
• Why the gaps in your teeth?
• Did you have spinach for lunch?
• Any felonies you’d like to reveal?
• This is a question from Washington Post opinion-shapers: How’s your cleavage?

The Drudge Report Debate

• Hurricanes: Friends or foes?
• Is it the heat or the humidity?
• Will melting glaciers save this two-headed mouse?
• Will melting glaciers save Hillary Clinton?
• Aliens at Roswell, NM: Forced to land by heavy fog and light drizzle?
• The Lost Continent of Atlantis: Did hurricanes from the Bermuda Triangle cause the demise?
• Can unicorns survive gale force winds – and Hillary Clinton?
• Hot enough for you today?

The Expedia Debate

• Window or aisle?
• May I see your ID?
• Your preferred seatmate: fat guy or screaming baby?
• Do you possess any firearms?
• Do you think it’s funny to joke about airport security?
• Can you tell us your best “Hi, Jack!” joke?
• Have these bags been with you through the entire debate?

The Wonkette Debate

• Do you like your snark with or without post-irony?
• Which giggly naughty words make you laugh?
• What dastardly terrorist does the name Obama sound like? How about Kucinich?
• Can you make fun of this picture?
• Does this look infected to you?

And, of course, the Google Debate: Tell us something we don’t know already know about you. Hint: It’s impossible.