Who are the next United States' Presidential Election candidates and whose chances are bright?
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Democrats will probably be Dean/Clinton (hillary)\nRepublicans will probably be McCain/Rice\n\nWell, that is my guess..but we'll have to see what happens over the next couple years..
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I actually think that the possibility exists for a black woman to be the next president of the US.  Condy Rice I feel would make an EXCELLENT president and not just of the NFL which is HER dream job.
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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!
550831
George Bush will be the next president there
1000674
I don't know, hopefully not Hilary Clinton.  Someone I think would make a good president is Condaleeza Rice.
176974
Dennis Kucinich so far. Haven't seen a serious contender list yet though.
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Prominent names being mentioned include Arizona Senator John McCain, New York Senator Hillary Clinton, former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani, Tennessee Senator Bill Frist, Florida Governor Jeb Bush, and Kansas Senator Sam Brownback. From that list, I'd probably want Brownback or Frist.
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I don't think so. It always seems that there are favorites years before the presidential election, but I believe there are negative effects from this. The sooner someone is running, the more chance there is for the opposing party to dig up dirt on them. I think it's more likely that a couple fresh faces with "new" ideas will come out and get more attention as the primaries get closer. I personally hope that this will be the case. Nothing against either Clinton or McCain, but I would like to see and hear what other candidates have to say before assuming that I will have to chose between those two.
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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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Me.\n\nNo, just kidding.  I think Condi Rice or Hilary Clinton definitely have good chances at the running
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It is too early to tell. No one wants to come forward because it is so early.\n\nCurrently, potential Republicans include Jeb Bush, Condeleza Rice, Rudolph Guliani and John McCain.\n\nPotential Democrats are Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, John Edwards, and Howard Dean.\n\nCurrently both Jeb and Hillary won't comment on the 2008 election.\n\nIt is still early. Don't place any bets yet.
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Hopefully, Sen. John McCain will run.  Not a Republican, but I truly believe this man can bring some integrity to Congress and the White House that has been so lacking during the Bush Adminstration.  It is high time to restore some semblance, order, and stability and a renewed confidence in the Constituiton and the Bill of Rights.
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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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the strong contenders next election are...\n\nSen Panfilo Lacson\nSen Mar Roxas\nSen Manny Villar
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I don't think it will be Hilary. I think it will be someone we don't know too well yet. Keep your eye on Mark Warner and Evan Byah. They are working quietly behind the scenes to win the nomination.
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In as much as the incumbent President (Olusegun Obasanjo) would want to be, the "Political Clouds" is still unclear as to whom the next President would be.\nThe present constitution does not allow the incumbent to run for a third term.\nThe present Vice-president Atiku Abubakar is interested in the position, another former president(Ibrahim Babangida)is also warming up.A present south-eastern governor(Orji Uzor Kalu)& Pastor Chris Okotie are some other contenders.\nWithin the next few months the Political cloud would be clear.
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I can guess who the two parties will nominate;\n\nProbably Hillary Clinton for the Dems and John Mc Cain for the GOP.  \n\nTo guess who will win between these two is just too early now.