Who would be the best Democratic Party candidate in 2008?
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Colin Powell, the only real leader in the Democratic party
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dem: hillary, obama, john edwards, maybe richardson (gore, kerry on the way outside)\n\nrep: McCain, rudy, mit romney, bill frist... (jeb on the way outside)\n\nthere will be others when it gets closer...
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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.
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2008 might just be Rudy Giuliani vs Hillary Clinton in what will certainly be dubbed The Battle of New York.\n\nOf the two, Hillary is both more qualified and more terrifying.  Her approach to democracy is to disarm the populous and I can't be sure just how she would handle foreign poilcy.\n\nGiuliani on the other hand is neither qualified, nor would he be likely to really hurt the country.  The lesser of two evils perhaps?\n\nIf I had my choice, I'd want a Libertarian House, a Republican Senate, Hillary in the Office, and Colin Powell as V.P.\n\nI know, it's a pipe dream.  I'll still be looking for a better choice than these two come the big day.  What do you think?
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Choose the right party
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Political Party: Democratic-Republican
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I think that I would vote for the person running that I feel would be most qualified to get us out of the mess that the current Hawks has got us into. That person could very well be Hilliary Clinton if running against a incompentant person with an private agenda and an ax to grind.
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I would suggest to you Mr. Alex B PHD that because my Masters degree has forced me to provide you with some of the answers to these mind boggling questions that haunt you from time to time i am once again obligated to place these words of wisdom upon you. Either one could run and be elected, and yet with only those two choices i think we might see a revolt within the Democratic party, Yes i do realize that you did not specify which political party they were connected to but, your question demands that they be Democrats. My best possible thinking has went into this answer and i believe the combination of the two would make an excellent choice for President and Vice president for the Democratic party!!!
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I pop up every now and then, but onto the question. Democrats, a while ago, I'd have said Neddie, but I've almost rarely seen her now. Today, I say Answerman, Coragryph, and g. As for Republicans, definitely thinker tinker, andy g, and Shiraz. Every now and then, Nicolasraage and Ah Ha will make their own appearances...
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I'd like to see Barack Obama or John Edwards win the 2008 election.
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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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No, never. It is theorized that Senator Hillary Clinton (of New York), wife of former President Bill Clinton, will run in the presidential election of 2008. She is a member of the Democratic Party.
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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.
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Im leaning towards democrat
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Forget Al Gore.\n\nAfter the 2000 election and the comments he has made since then, there is no way the DNC is going to nominate him.
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Dems: Gore, Nader, Hillary, The Rev. Jackson\n\nReps: Mostly likely McCain will lead.  Don't know if Condi will get into it.\n\nLooks to be kind of a weak race.
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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.