What presendential candidate will win in 2008?
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Hillary Clinton for the Democrats.\nJohn McCain for the Republicans.\n\nHillary will have a male running mate for VP.\nMcCain will have a female running mate for VP.
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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.
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I am an optimist...\n\nRudy Giuliani will be the Republican candidate.\n\nMark Warner will be the Democratic candidate.\n\n\n\nIt'll be a tough fight, but ya know what. Which ever one wins, the American people win. They are both good people, solid administrators, strong minded, willing to work with others, and moderate.\n\nGod bless moderates.\n\n\nOur future is bright!
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Gore for President 2008!!!
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Election is in 2008.  Hoeven is a Republican.  You will have to wait a little less than 2 years to know.
1002535
Great question! I think Condi will win.
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I would like to see Guiliani on the ticket. Biden is a decent choice. Whoever can undo the damage Bush and his idiotic cronies have caused ;but that is a tough challenge for anybody. Hilary has a shot,but too many Americans don't feel the time is right for a gender change. We'll probably have to hold our nose and push the button. I'm kind of jaded by the whole thing.
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I'd have to pick Chewbacca.\n\nAlf is too much like our current Pres. Way to cynical, and egotistical.\n\nChewbacca, on the other hand, is caring, protective, and a freedom fighter that takes no crap!\n\nMaybe we should nominate Chewey for 2008!
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The most sensible list, unlike the wild and silly speculation we see in the media, includes the following most likely candidates:\n\nDemocrats:\n    * Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana\n    * Senator Joe Biden of Delaware\n    * General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Commander, NATO\n    * Former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, Vice Presidential nominee in 2004\n    * Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin\n    * Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, Presidential nominee in 2004\n    * Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.\n    * Governor Mark Warner of Virginia\n\nRepublicans:\n    * Senator George Allen of Virginia\n    * Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas\n    * Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee, current Republican leader in the Senate\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\nI would vote Kerry for the Democrats and McCain for the Republicans. Richardson and Hagel might be a good second choice.
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John Bolton\n\nNo bad mouthing Condi; I sorta got a thing for her\n\n\nA vote for McCain is a vote for "them"
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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
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Sure, I guess I would vote for the other parties candidate.  Never say never.  But if I were to pick somebody I would really want to run in the 2008 election it would be McCain.  He is the most likely Republican to win the primaries and lose to a Democrat.
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at the national level, barak obama of illinois.  if he could grow a spine and develop a position, he would be a great democratic candidate.  I think he's a strong candidate to be hilary's vp nominee in 2008.  which would pretty much lock up the minority vote but piss off the conservative base (since barak is black).  so it would be an interesting dynamic as to the actual influence of black americans on presidential races versus the religious right.
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That's really a matter of debate at this point. I think it's more or less a foregone conclusion that we'll see Hillary run on the Democratic side, and maybe John Corzine and/or Joe Biden.  On the Republican side, you'll probably see McCain, Giuliani and Frist. Condi's a potential dark horse candidate, but she's been coy about her intentions so far.
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hillary will run, no doubt.  the GOP will be mccain and perhaps jeb bush as a VP to calm down the super right wing conservatives that think mccain is too liberal and also because bush is loved in FL and it is always a semi-swing state.
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the next american elections will be in november of 2008 \nthe candidates aren't decided yet, but the frontrunners for the democrats are Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and John Kerry might run again. for the republicans John McCain, Rudi Giuliani and Jeb Bush.\n\nif you want my opinion all of the above from both parties (except Jeb Bush) would make great presidents
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Do you mean the next president (who will be elected in November 2008)?  Out of the likely candidates, my favorite is Russ Feingold (Senator from Wisconsin).  He is against the Patriot Act, against the Iraq war, co-wrote campaign finance reform, and seems to be the only Senator with the courage and conviction to stand up against Bush.