Who are going to be the candidates in 2008 election?
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On the Democrat side, you'll probably have Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Elliot Spitzer, John Edwards and Bill Richardson. On the Republican side, Cheney's said twice in the last 4 years he won't run. So it'll probably be Condi Rice, Rudolph Giuliani, John McCain, and George Allen, with maybe Pataki and Huckabee thrown in.
610502
IT WONT BE GEORGE BUSH !\nTHAT'S ALL I CAN PREDICT !\n\nOSAMA BIN LADEN for PRESIDENT ! ;-) LOL
713153
McCain, Clinton, and many others. your question is too early. Many candidates will announce their candidacy over the next several months.
766623
I am hoping for John McCain. He is the only republican I will vote for period. I fear however that the neocon will rally and nose McCain( a more traditional conservativve meaning strong defense strict fiscal policy etc) out of the runniong in favor of a more neocon choice like Bill Frist\nHillary will be for the Dems unless she blows it
787620
No the election is not until 2008...\n\nBut in actuality people ARE running.... do not be fooled.  Candidates are positioning, planning, collecting money and making deals as of this moment.\n\nRudy Giuliani, John McCAin, George Allen and Bill Frist have ambitions for Republicans and are in best positions at the moment.\n\nBill Clinton's wife Hillary leads democrats, having a huge War Chest of funds.    John Kerry may have blown it but still has millions in his coffer, besides being able to fund much personally.\nMulti-Billionairre George Souros of MoveOn.org --- though not a candidate can throw massive resources to the democrats and influence strongly who he finally supports.\n\nBelieve me people ARE running.
151352
I'd like to see McCain, but I think more likely, it'll be George Allen (former governor & current Senator from Virginia).  He's got a pretty decent record, though, and I think either McCain or more likely, Guiliani as VP.  As for Santorum, he's got a tough fight this year just to hold onto his Senate seat.
543637
Prominent names being mentioned include Arizona Senator John McCain, New York Senator Hillary Clinton, former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani, Tennessee Senator Bill Frist, Florida Governor Jeb Bush, and Kansas Senator Sam Brownback. From that list, I'd probably want Brownback or Frist.
4338
Some one from the democratic side\nnamely :\n\nAl Gore\nHillary Clinton\nJohn Edwards\nJohn Kerry\nBarrack Obama
908361
JOHN EDWARDS.  He was the only moderate candidate last time, and the only candidate that actually knew we have people in poverty in America.  The other silver spoons have no clue.\n\nNot Hillary--to radical, and ties to Whitewater and the death of one of Clinton's advisors; Not Obama:  no experience, just articulate. \nCertainly not John McCain--touted as the reform candidate, he was one of the Keating Five, caught up in the savings and loan scandal back in the 1980's but most people have forgotten that.
68876
Obama. Won't happen this election, though.
1066758
Arnold will be reelected in CA.\nAs for '08 races? Too early to tell. MY pick for Pres is Ex- Senator. Fred Thompson of TN. The well know actor has a good rapor with Republicans & Democrats. Comes from the South, Has DC experience. And his years of acting in tv & film make him a good communicator & deal maker. Perfect guy to win a General election where moderates and independents mater most.........
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No one has officially thrown in their hat yet.\n\nBut it is suspected that Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama will go for the Democratic nomination.  And Rudy Giuliani and John McCain are suspected to run for the GOP.
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r-mccain,rice,jeb bush,colin powell,rudy g,patiki....d clinton,bradly[i hope,ihope,ihope],gore
843703
Assuming you're talking about the Presidential election, the major (i.e., got over 100,000 votes) candidates were:\n\nRepublican: George W. Bush\nDemocrat:  John F. Kerry\nReform:  Ralph Nader\nLibertarian:  Michael Badnarik\nConstitution:  Michael Peroutka\nGreen:  David Cobb\n\nCandidates from several smaller parties also received votes.
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I sure hate to stick my neck out this early but I think its going to be McCain vs. Hillary. This could be one of those years where people have had enough of the capital hill gang and elect another Governor to the White House.\n\nDemocratic Announced Candidates\n\n    * Senator Joe Biden of Delaware\n    * Former Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska\n\nLikely potential candidates\n\n    * Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana\n    * Retired General Wesley Clark of Arkansas\n    * Senator Hillary Clinton of New York\n    * Former Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota\n    * Former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina\n    * Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin\n    * Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts\n    * Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico\n    * Governor Tom Vilsack of Iowa\n    * Former Governor Mark Warner of Virginia\n\nOther potential candidates\n\n    * Senator Barbara Boxer of California\n    * Governor Phil Bredesen of Tennessee\n    * Former Governor Howard Dean of Vermont\n    * Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut\n    * Governor Mike Easley of North Carolina\n    * Former Vice President Al Gore of Tennessee\n    * Representative Dennis Kucinich of Ohio\n    * Representative John Lewis of Georgia\n    * Former Gov. Gary Locke of Washington\n    * Governor Joe Manchin of West Virginia\n    * Senator Barack Obama of Illinois\n    * Self-help guru Tony Robbins of California\n    * Governor Brian Schweitzer of Montana\n    * Reverend Al Sharpton of New York\n\nRepublican Announced Candidate\n\n    * John H. Cox of Illinois\n\nLikely potential candidates\n\n    * Senator and Former Governor George Allen of Virginia\n    * Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas\n    * Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee\n    * Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia\n    * Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani\n    * Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska\n    * Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas\n    * Senator John McCain of Arizona\n    * Governor George Pataki of New York\n    * Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts\n    * Representative Tom Tancredo of Colorado\n\nOther potential candidates\n\n    * Governor Jeb Bush of Florida\n    * Senator Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina\n    * Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina\n    * Former Ambassador Alan Keyes of Maryland\n    * Former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court Roy Moore\n    * Governor Bill Owens of Colorado\n    * Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota\n    * Representative Mike Pence of Indiana\n    * Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice of California\n    * Governor Mark Sanford of South Carolina\n    * Former Governor Tommy Thompson of Wisconsin
807157
Hopefully the Democrats\n\nStewart/Colbert 08!!!
468471
Democrats will probably be Dean/Clinton (hillary)\nRepublicans will probably be McCain/Rice\n\nWell, that is my guess..but we'll have to see what happens over the next couple years..