Will John Kerry and/or John Edwards run for President in 2008?
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Both John Kerry and John Edwards are considering running for president again in 2008.  They will likely not do well in the polls and bow out as soon as the primaries begin.\n\nI liked John Kerry and John Edwards and I think either one would make a great president, but now I highly doubt either one ever will be president.  I think the Democratic nominee for 2008 will be Hillary Clinton, Russ Feingold, or Mark Warner (all good candidates).
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I don't think so for two reasons... the south and the elderly... they probably won't vote for a woman with their traditional values and we need as many votes as we can get to make sure we don't loose by a very close margin again...\n\nI don't think now is the time to take chances... if we went with a southern democrat like Edwards he could get a lot of support in the south and give McCain a run for his money for some states I think...
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I hope it's Edwards - McCain...\neither way it's about 8+ trillion times better that what we have now...\nBut I like Edwards... health care is a mess and us folks in middle America would like to be able to afford to go to the doctor if we need to...
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I think at least 4 are obvious--Hillary Clinton, Barak Obama, Rudy Giuliani and John McCain.  I wouldn't be surprised to see either John Edwards or John Kerry making an attempt on the Dem side.  Maybe Mitt Romney from Massachusetts on the Repub side as well.
843427
Right now it is obviously John Kerry, and he isn't up for re-election this time anyway....DUH Neocons!!!!
665245
Probably Clinton or Gore.  The way things are going, by 2008, the country will be begging the democrats to please please take over and make things right, no matter who they nominate.
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At this time we do not know who will be running but at this stage I would say John MaCain for 2008. John McCain will unite the Republican Party in 2008, The Republicans will  get together and elect John McCain President in 2008.
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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
940613
I think that Obama's chances have increased a lot lately.  I also think that John Edwards and Jim Webb have good chances.
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No.  Gore is smart but thinks he's all knowing, whereas his understanding is really superficial in many areas he considers to be 'his' areas.  That is a dangerous mixture.\n\nThe Democrats need to find someone who is sincere in their beliefs rather than slick.  Slickness is what killed Kerry's chances.\n\nI vote for Republicans sometimes and for Democrats sometimes.  I don't see anyone in the Democratic line up whom I would vote for in 2008, but I don't yet see anyone in the Republican line up I would vote for, either.
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It could be either, but my guess is a woman.  A Clinton/Obama ticket is not out of the question.  They'd have to put Hillary in as President and Obama as VP, simply because of his lack of practical experience in national politics.  2008 is going to be a very interesting year!
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No, never. It is theorized that Senator Hillary Clinton (of New York), wife of former President Bill Clinton, will run in the presidential election of 2008. She is a member of the Democratic Party.
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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.
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Make no mistake about it, John Kerry won't go away. The media has given him a free pass for his tepid "apology" — one in which he never said he was sorry for his degrading remarks about U.S. troops. Kerry only apologized for the "misinterpretation" of his comments. John Kerry remains one of the most powerful U.S. Senators and is fully funded for a 2008 Presidential race.
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Neither one as neither could win.  Democrats need to stop running sacrificial lambs for President.  Democrats have shown a marked tendency to offer candidates that have, at best, a marginal chance of gaining majority support, and then they are managed by unbelieveably inept strategists, ala Gore and Kerry campaign handlers.  They must pick someone of substance who will be able to stand up to the heat of a campaign, and not look wimpy next to the likes of John McCain.
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The next presidential election will be in November, 2008.\n\nWho runs will be decided by a series of state primaries starting with the New Hampshire primary, the winter before.
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Don't be so sure it won't be a Bush again. Brother Jeb is being touted as a possible Republican candidate. I'd say Hillary Clinton is the front-runner.