Which Democrat do you think will get the nomination and why?
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John Edwards is the Man~!  he is a honest person unlike the thing we has running things now~!
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Possible Democratic choices are Barack Obama, the senator from Illinois, Mark Warner, the governor of Virginia, Hillary Clinton, former first lady, and possibly even Bill Clinton, the former president. There has even been speculation Kerry is vying to run again.\n\nIt is unclear who the Republican candidate will be, but speculation has offered the members of Bush's cabinet, and some members of the Senate. Condoleeza Rice, SecState, has been asked if she will run numerous times, but she has said no.
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i am a democrat, but i don't think the next president is going to be a democrat.  we have been seriously getting our asses kicked and the republicans have too many big-name personalities, whereas we have.. who? hillary? bah. get real.\n\npersonally, i think if john mccain can swing the nomination, he's got a great chance.  he's very powerful, liked by lots of people, and seems to legislate based on ethical principles, not self-interest and sleazy practices.  hell, i'd vote for the guy and i'm in the other party!\n\nhttp://mccain.senate.gov/
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Definitely Hillary!\nMy only concern about her possibly running is that it is true that women are their own worst enemies and, subsequently, will not vote for a woman.  This would keep them from voting for a Dem. and we'd end up in the same boat we're already in!  I don't, personally, think I could stand another four years of this!\nI used to think John McCain was a good guy.  The more I see of him and hear from him these days, the less I like of him.  He has swayed much too far to the "right", as they like to think themselves, and I do believe that ALL republicans are smarmy liars... because they can and do get away with it!
91734
She is the answer to the Republicans winning.  The Democrats who want her to be nominated are wishy washy liberals who don't understand the political process.  If they would concentrate on winning elections rather than making bold social statements they would be a lot more successful.
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Hillary Clinton is popular and seems electable. She gets under those male dominated neocons skin. She is not the best candidate, though. She isn't even a real liberal, she is more of a moderate.\n I hope the Democrats nominate someone who will take a strong stance on Iraq.\n Flag burning, immigration, and gay marriage are buzz issues that appear around election time. Lets get some progressive candidates that have a definite agenda for heath care, education, economic justice for working people, and a healthy environment.  Also demos should push their own agenda and not let the GOP define them with their negative campaigns.
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obama...no contest...and the other two i dunno its tough because i would pick hillary but she has too much up against her not even including the oppostion...but i guss ill pick her anyway
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Hillary Clinton Democrat Party Nominee (currently she has the most money)\nRudy Giuliani Republican Party Nominee (very popular but has social liberal views that probably wont play well with far-right winger)\n\nRight now I'd say Clinton wins the White House -She's used the past few years to deliberately move from the left to the center.\nGiuliani won't get backing from the far right Republicans because of his liberal social stance (especially gay rights).\n\nI USED TO THINK MCCAIN HAD A LOCK ON THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION UNTIL THIS PAST ELECTION. Clearly the majority of Americans want out of Iraq. McCain want to send more US troops into Iraq.
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I am very Democrat, but I will say I like John McCain, and I can't believe he didn't get the nomination before. He seems to be a man of integrity who really seems to have the interest of Americans at heart. I wouldn't be too opposed to him, but I'd have to see who else was running, of course.
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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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Hillary pretty much IS the nominee.  Kerry has taken himself out with his moronic remarks about our soldiers.  John Edwards is a lightweight dufus with an annoying southern accent.  I don't think that Obama is quite ready yet.  I think that Hillary has already amassed more money than Bush did for the entire 2000 campaign.  I think that she has already received the blessing from George Soros, who is now the real power behind the Democratic Party.  She has already been positioning herself as a conservative Democrat -- hawkish and beginning to modify her stance on abortion.  This is all just window dressing of course to hide her real socialist core.  The American people are just stupid enough to fall for it.  I believe that she will be the first woman president.  May God help us all.
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Hopefully the Democrats\n\nStewart/Colbert 08!!!
779095
My vote is for Independents......Both the Democrats and Republicans can kiss me where the sun doesn't shine.
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Hillary or Ozzie...Ozzie has my vote...maybe he'll bite the heads of some of the idiots in our government.
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Dems... Hillary, Edwards... maybe Warner...\n\nRepubs... McCain, Guiliani... maybe Frist... (I think even the Republicans have had enough of the Bush family for a while)
64202
Senator McCain. I'm a Democrat myself but I'd love to see McCain run for president. He is one of the few people that would be able to unite the country and end  the divide that has been created in last decade or so.
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John McCain is one of the few Republicans I can actually stomach and I also like John Edwards pretty well. I don't think that Edwards is the best choice, though, so I hope that a better contender can get the Democratic candidacy. However, if Edwards is the candidate, I'll vote for him, since I support the Democratic Party platform.