The next presidential election....?
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I would LOVE to see a real opposition party. I don't think it's gonig to happen though. We'll be stuck with the same 2 choices we always have, corruption or corruption.\n\nI hope, but doubt, that the Democrats rediscover enough of their collective spine to actually put forth some workable ideas. If they do it'll be a change for a party that stands for so little these days. \n\nPeople say there are two Americas. I think there are at least three. \n\nOne is Bush's America: an combination of the extreme Christian "neo-conservatives," corporate interests, the growing national police state, and payola. \n\nAnother is the Democratic "left": lots of ideas, but not enough balls to make them happen. \n\nI suspect there's a third America: members of an increasingly radical middle that will become more obvious in the next few years, tolerant of those who are different and aware that the big problems of our times are being ignored -- or made worse -- by those in power today. \n\nThat third America needs a candidate. Or, maybe, a new party.
190394
Country would be 2008 presidential elections. My state (South Carolina) will have its next elections June 2006. Most of my local elections will be this year too.
636771
probably after the election.
1110959
The only thing that will bring back decisive elections, would be a very charismatic strong candidate.  The last couple of elections have been full of mediocre candidates who think that charisma is a cheese.\n\nI hope that candidate comes forward soon, cuz these guys suck.
539173
If anyone knew the answer to that, they wouldn't be wasting their time answer questions here.\n\nI can tell you that the next American president, will be a white male, over the age of 35, with no criminal record, a wife and two children with a 98% probability.
728042
no one knows\n\nprolly nader AGAIN\ngulliani and mc cain for the GOP\nnot sure about the dems
625255
That will be decided in the November election. It has not yet been given a number. You will get a pamphlet with all the election information closer to the election.
1059096
Well this is an interesting question!  Although life without Bush might seem like a good idea it just might be better for us to wait for the next Presidential Election to see that come true.  Why do I say that, Cheney.  Do we really want him as a President?  Just wait for the next Election and then we can have one big White House shake-ep without all the blood!
520562
I'll 2nd that...the 1st part of your question anyway.\nNo one can vote for Bush next election. An American president can only remain in office for 2 terms - 8 years. He's done that...without my help of course.
306525
Hillary should win but with a population that elected Bush once (he stole one election) anything is possible. I'm hoping Bush's debacle as president (especially this term) and unethical behaviors on the part of his colleagues will "wake America up", elect Hillary into office, clean up Bush's mess, and begin the healing process in America.
713153
McCain, Clinton, and many others. your question is too early. Many candidates will announce their candidacy over the next several months.
1110368
Kerry, again. Fortunately, that won't happen. Unless, the supreme court has a sudden attack of conscience and reverses it's ruling to state the GWB didn't win the first two, and then I suppose he could run again... I'm just very tired of Bush using my religion to justify his evil actions. God did not tell him to invade Iraq, while lying America about why. God doesn't do that.
843427
Right now it is obviously John Kerry, and he isn't up for re-election this time anyway....DUH Neocons!!!!
1136855
Are you saying that maybe there will be next deaf president of USA?I'm also deaf and not joking!Of course deaf people will listen to the people and help the people rather than a war with other.i think you are right that deaf will be the next president but who will?
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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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i'm voting for Stewart/Colbert in '08!!\n\nafter the mockery of the last few elections, i just might write that in. and as far as who's going to be the next president, there really arent any good candidates yet on either side.
1037715
BUSH is the president...the real question is...whose next