Who do you think will be the two final Presidential candidates in 2008? And of the two, who will win?
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I vote for Barack Obama. John McCain has had too many chances to run for president and has proven to be indecisive at the last moment. Barack Obama is more decisive in his decisionmaking and would offer new viewpoints on issues. John McCain is from the old politics when all is said and done. He cultivates a progressive republican attitude which in reality he does not follow thru. Give USA Barack in 2008 and we'll do great !!
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Newt Gingrich and George Allen are at the top of my list.  They are both honest conservatives that would do a great job.  Condi?  She would do a great job as well, and would be a good opponent against Hillary, but I don't know if she could win.  Some of here exposure in the media while working in the Bush Administration would hurt her I think.  Many people think John McCain would be a good candidate, but he couldn't win the conservative base, he's too liberal.  I love Rudy, but he's also a little more progressive to win the primaries.  He would make an excellent running mate.  I think Mitt Romney is a dark hourse, I don't know enough about him, but he could emerge as a contender in '08.  Another dark horse that would make a good VP would be John Thune, the man who brought down Tommy Daschle, he's a great candidate.
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THE 2004 ELECTION WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY AS THE MOST BULL CRAP ELECTION IN HISTORY.  EVEN REPUBLICANS WEREN'T TRYING TO KEEP BUSH.  ONLY HIS KGB PUPPETMASTERS (WHO GOT KERRY TO RUN A "SKULL & BONES" CAMPAIGN) GOT HIM IN.\n\nQUESTION:  DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT THE GOOFY SON OF A GOOF, GOT MORE VOTES THAN REAGAN?
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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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Democratic Nominees:\n\nHillary Clinton\nJohn Kerry\nHoward Dean\nAl Sharpton\n.....other no names\n\nDemocratic Candidate -- Hillary Clinton\n\nRepublican Nominees:\n\nRudy Guilliani\nJohn McCain\nNewt Gingrich\nGeorge Pataki\n.....others\n\nRepublican Candidate: Guilliani or Gingrich\n\n\n2008 Presidential Winner: ANYONE BUT HILLARY PLEASE!!!!
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Hillary Clinton, if the Democrats want to lose again.  Middle America is not ready for a socialist (it takes a village to raise a child), bi-sexual (that's how they'll potray her) woman as a president.  And no matter how you slice or dice it, Middle America still makes the decisions that matter in this country.  Too bad Bill couldn't run again, he'd be a shoe in.\n\nJohn Kerry is ramping up to be the nominee again and as long as he can keep his big stupid mouth shut he'll win.
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IT WONT BE GEORGE BUSH !\nTHAT'S ALL I CAN PREDICT !\n\nOSAMA BIN LADEN for PRESIDENT ! ;-) LOL
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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.
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That's a tough one.  I respect both of them, regardless of party.  I think Hillary would make a good president, and she has had 8 years of living in the White House already.  I think McCain is a good man, honest, and would do his best for the country.  Hillary is very tough and intelligent.  Guess I'd have to wait and listen to them before I made up my mind.
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Neither, they both suck! We haven't had a good president (let alone a good candidate) since Reagan. It seems like whenever I go and vote, I have to choose between the lesser of two evils. Neither party does whats right for the country. The Reflublicans want to give my money to the rich and the Dummycrats want to give it to the poor. And both give it to some other country. Why cant I keep what I work hard for (I'm middle class)? Just one of many (many) issues with both parties.
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Tim Pawlenty, Republican is being declared the winner by a margin of less than 14,000 votes. I hope that Mike Hatch contests the result. Mike is a good man and the best answer but something went wrong...
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If you're referring to Hilliary Clinton, I think Barack Obama is a pretty good bet.  One guy who I like is Robert Reich, the Secretary of Labor during the first Clinton term.  I don't know that he has expressed an interest in running for office, but I like the ideas he presents.  He's an economist, and he seems sensible to me.
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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.
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Gulliani will run against hillary. I hope we dont have anymore war mongering oil republicans anymore. Condoleeza says she's not running but might be playing stupid.
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Well, Rudy is well liked for his leadership in 9-11 and Hillary is just well liked so its hard to say. Rudy has the gift of the tongue, Hillary has the gift of political strategy (from her husband). Based on the polls I looked at, its more likely Guiliani will win (he has the better record).
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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