Who do you want for US president and VP in 08?
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Hillary Clinton \nBarric Obama\nMichigan
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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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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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Pretty much, yes.  And don't assume a dem will be pres in 08.  The dems are still a mess and will need more than 2 years to produce someone that can beat a McCain.
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To add to your list\n\nRuss Feingold, Mark Warner and for VP Obama
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Running for President.
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The best choice would be John Edwards. Giulliani has a lot of baggage and McCain sold out a long time ago.
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a Hilary/ Obamma\nticket would be great and one that i would love to see\n\nhowever in terms of my political affiliation\ni would have to ally my self with Russ Feingold\n\nbut no REPUBLICANS\n\nthere are currently 2000 pending federal investigations against the GOP\n\nwe need and we are gonna take back the houses of congress this November\n\nthe Democrats will impeach bush no doubt about it\n\nCheney will resign in Dec before he has to testify in the scooter libby trial\n\nso in fact the next president after we're rid of Bush and Cheney and their curropt administration and their unjust war\n\nwe will have interim President Nancy Pelosi\n\nit will happen\n\n\n\n\namerica\nput in the FIX in two thousand six
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For VP, it's best to look at the swing states and critical voting blocs.  On the Democratic side, I think you'll see PA Gov. Ed Rendell (if he wins reelection), NM Gov. Bill Richardson (to court Hispanic voters) possibly FL Sen. Bill Nelson and MI Gov. Jennifer Granholm mentioned.  On the Republican side, FL Sen. Mel Martinez and any of the failed Presidential candidates (esp. Sen. Allen of VA) would be considered good choices.
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That's a good question! I don't think we know her name yet. It won't happen for a few more elections, and will probably be someone that is not in politics yet, or just getting started. Hilary will run, but I don't think she will get past the primaries. We will have a female VP soon though. Might be this next election or the one after or the one after that, but I feel that it will happen soon.
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John McCain or Rudy Giuliani\n\nThe above two would also be my answer for "Would you consider voting for a Republican Candidate in 2008?"\n\n:)
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Speaker of the House of Representives.\n\nSoon to be Nancy Pelosi (she will not, however, become the Vice President in the case of Bush or Cheney's deaths)
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definately, Rice.\nThe idea of them running pres and vice is absurd. Not a chance. That would be one messed up presidency.
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The Republican candidate in 2008 will have to distance themself as far from Bush as possible to have even a prayer at winning.  Being Bush's vice president will hurt them, not help them.  As for Cheney, he will be vice president until he dies, or until the term ends, whichever comes first.  He is the most powerful person on the planet, and he loves the job too much to give it up.
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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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Forunately we live in a nation where we don't have to pick either/or. . .we can have both.  Hillary for President, Barrack for Vice President or Barrack for President & Hillary for VP.  It would be nice to have a female president though.
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It can't be George W., he's had his two terms, thankfully.\n\nI am hoping we'll see Gore run again.  He arguably already won the election once, and I think it's going to be a likely year for a Democrat to take office again in 2008.