Presidential Election 2008.......?
815159
I'd go with Hillary.  Men have been running the country from the beginning.  It's about time we see what girl power can do.
870673
I think the majority of the U.S. at the moment is republican. For '08 I can't see a democrat winning. If another disliked republican administration takes over than by '12 no doubt dems will hold the white house. Republicans will probably hold house + senate in '08 as well.
580461
2008 Hilary Clinton. \n\nNot joking, watch it.
696112
We don't vote for a new president until 2008.  We do this every four years.\n\nThis election is a mid-term election (meaning half-way through a president's term of office, each term being for two years, also limited to two terms).\n\nIn my state we are also choosing a new congressman, new governor, etc.  Also state representatives.  We have several initiatives and referendums as well.  It is pretty heated here in Colorado.\n\nI don't watch any tv, but I suspect that runs in my favour as I have to search out information for myself.  ; )
913465
Bush did not run in this Election. It was not a Presidential election.  He cannot run in the next Presidential, because he is limited to 2 terms in office, and he is in his 2nd term now.
450520
Since these questions usually get answered with explanations of how much people love/hate someone, I thought I'd try to answer this objectively...\n\nI do not think that Hillary will get elected president in 2008 simply because there is such intense dislike of her among conservatives.  I know a lot of people who do not like Bush (or Bush-like Republicans) but DISLIKE Hillary even more. The only way I think she COULD win is if there were a STRONG, serious, third-party contender that had an obvious conservative lean.  I think that Hillary has enough Democratic support to hold that party together while the Republicans would be more easily split.
1181132
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
626442
THE 2004 ELECTION WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY AS THE MOST BULL CRAP ELECTION IN HISTORY.  EVEN REPUBLICANS WEREN'T TRYING TO KEEP BUSH.  ONLY HIS KGB PUPPETMASTERS (WHO GOT KERRY TO RUN A "SKULL & BONES" CAMPAIGN) GOT HIM IN.\n\nQUESTION:  DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT THE GOOFY SON OF A GOOF, GOT MORE VOTES THAN REAGAN?
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.
435088
Personally, I hope none.  If a good Democratic candidate does not come forward for 2008 though, I would not be ashamed of voting for McCain.  He has done some things that I am happy with like being buddy buddy with President Bush, even though he does not like or agree with him on many topics, but I understand that he does that so he does not lose political favor within his party.\n   My sincere hope is that we can have a fair, just election, that elects a man or woman into office that is going to do everything he/she can to improve the country, economy, living conditions of the porr, and develop friendly relations with other countries of the world.\n   Voting is not only a right of citizens of the United States, it is a privilege and responsibility.  Hopefully, this election will have a high turn out of people who truly educate themselves on the issues, platforms of the candidates, and vote based on what is right and just.\n   It is a shame that both parties have people like gogo who, rather than reasonably discussing their point of view, feel it is necessary to flame people.  That is where the sterotype of uneducated voters comes from.
604525
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.
861450
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/youdecide2006/races.html?PA
1107580
If the election was today, maybe.  It would probably be a pretty even split at this point, but the Democrats may have a slight edge today.  Politics, like the weather, changes every five minutes.  Republicans will reunite and place 100% of support behind their selection.  Democrats will fracture and split then end up with the "one that won, not the one we want" candidate.  We won't really know who is going to win until November 2008.  But this is gonna be a fun election.  There'll be more skeletons, scandals, mud slinging, and hate talk than any election before.  It's gonna be a wild ride and I plan on getting there early and getting a good seat.
787620
No the election is not until 2008...\n\nBut in actuality people ARE running.... do not be fooled.  Candidates are positioning, planning, collecting money and making deals as of this moment.\n\nRudy Giuliani, John McCAin, George Allen and Bill Frist have ambitions for Republicans and are in best positions at the moment.\n\nBill Clinton's wife Hillary leads democrats, having a huge War Chest of funds.    John Kerry may have blown it but still has millions in his coffer, besides being able to fund much personally.\nMulti-Billionairre George Souros of MoveOn.org --- though not a candidate can throw massive resources to the democrats and influence strongly who he finally supports.\n\nBelieve me people ARE running.
22543
You betcha sweet aspercreme.  Polls show Democrats leading Congressional races already for the 2006 elections and Bush isn't done messin' up yet!  Everything Our President does (and doesn't do  i.e. Katrina) impacts how the public sees the good ol' GOP.  Even Republicans themselves are now splitting between religious conservatives and moderate religious conservatives. Look at the decision this week in Maryland by a Republican judge that "W." appointed himself on "the teaching 'Intelligent Design' as science" being a bunch of crap and crossing the church and state line.  And in a Congressional vote just last week the Minority Leader was able to achieve a rarely seen task- every member of the Democratic Party voted the same.  Yup, think Hilary's on her way in 2008
856267
till the election exists
726383
I, while I think it would be unelectable, would love to see a democratic ticket of Hillary/Obama ticket in 08. I think with Hillary's experience it would be a successful presidency. and also set up an Obama presidency in 2016. Both are viable candidates for president in 08. I think the country would move forward with either one. Instead of backwards like it has the last 6 years. The reason that I would pick Hillary in 08 over Obama is Hillary is a strong and very intelligent woman that is not afraid to stand up for what is right. She would have an excellent adviser in her husband, the last legally elected president and also the most successful at running the business of the country in over 40 years.