Do you think George Allen will chose John Mark Carr as running mate in 2008 Presidential race?
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I would choose neither.  \n\nI oppose their views since they will warp the US Constitution.  \n\nStudy the opinion of Benjamin Franklin.\n\nThe Late Barry Morris Goldwater (1909-1998) would had been better.\n\nStudy a Libertarian like Senator Goldwater
1047602
It will unfortunately be a republican. They have every advantage and fixed florida last year so it will be JOHN McCAIN.
962630
probably John McCain and Hilary/obama/Kerry
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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.
758248
He's allowed the electorate to send "Macaca" Allen on his way to retirement, while helping to further douse any presidential aspirations he may have had.\n\nThat's quite a bit.
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Oh, I am pretty optimistic about it. \n\nHad Colin Powell run instead of Bush, he would have won hands down. \n\nIf Condoleeza Rice weren't so tainted by Iraq, she would win as well. In fact, the jury's still out. A "Draft Condy" movement is alive and well for 2008, although she has some really tough opponents in McCain and Giuliani.\n\nNow please note that both of these were Republicans. If they had been the Republican Party nominees, they would have been elected without question. \n\nI'm amazed at the number of backwards-looking pinheads who think this country really worries about such things anymore. This is not 1960 or even 1990.
93853
I think Hillary would be good but i also think that john McCain would be a good president. It's gonna be hard for me to vote if those 2 are running against eachother.
800161
Yep and his VP could be Trent Lott. I bet they would have lots of N jokes to share around the oval office.
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Many people will end up running for president, but the big names will be\n\nRepublicans\n* Senator John McCain\n* Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliana\n\nDemocrats\n* Virginia Governor Mark Warner\n* Senator Hilary Clinton\n\nThe first in each list is the person who I believe will win the primaries.  Look at the link for a poll on the 2008 elections.
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hillary will run, no doubt.  the GOP will be mccain and perhaps jeb bush as a VP to calm down the super right wing conservatives that think mccain is too liberal and also because bush is loved in FL and it is always a semi-swing state.
801203
In Nov. of 2008 it will not be George Bush-he cannot run again. It will not be Mr Clinton-he also cannot run again. It will not be John Edwards not enough people would vote for him. Maybe Hillary (God forbid), maybe John McCain. But I think we don't really know yet, someone will rise up as a natural between now and then. I also don't think it will be a democrat, now that they are in charge of both houses and are attacking Bush from every side, the terrorists no doubt see us as being weak.....they will strike us again.
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I think McCain and Powell compliment each other nicely. Their messages were very similar, while Powell served the State Dept., and they were both combat veterans. Very thoughtful, and sensitive men, with the will to make unpopular decisions, so long as they believe it's the right thing to do. This would be the Republican ticket I would vote for.
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depends on who you're talking about.\n\nregardless of nominee, i would assume global warming would be a major issue.  healthcare usually is also.  any nominee worth their salt would have to have clear and seemingly effective strategy of iraq, and how to fix what Bush&co have done to screw the pooch over there.\n\nif you're looking for someone to keep your eye on, i'd suggest feingold.  he's articulate, comes from the midwest, and isn't a pussyfoot liberal or a demo-publican like many of the democratic party.\n\nbesides that, barak obama is perhaps the best and most refreshing politican alive today.  if he'd run for president in '08, i'd vote for him 20 times.  he's just introduced a bipartisian bill to have federal spending listed on the internet.  so basically, when the congress approves a bill, you'd be able to track how it got spent.  what a concept, eh?  too bad we have to babysit most politicians.
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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.
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I am a Democrat. And I am hoping that Rudy Giuliani, the GOP ex-mayor of NYC, will run for President. I think Colin Powell is the greatest American living today. I think Reagan did a great job of restoring the USA to respect and dignity after Watergate and Iran. I think John McCain is one of the smartest men I've ever heard speak. \n\nYou will notice, though, that none of these people were part of the soon-to-be-ex leadership in Washington.
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Newt Gingrich and George Allen are at the top of my list.  They are both honest conservatives that would do a great job.  Condi?  She would do a great job as well, and would be a good opponent against Hillary, but I don't know if she could win.  Some of here exposure in the media while working in the Bush Administration would hurt her I think.  Many people think John McCain would be a good candidate, but he couldn't win the conservative base, he's too liberal.  I love Rudy, but he's also a little more progressive to win the primaries.  He would make an excellent running mate.  I think Mitt Romney is a dark hourse, I don't know enough about him, but he could emerge as a contender in '08.  Another dark horse that would make a good VP would be John Thune, the man who brought down Tommy Daschle, he's a great candidate.
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I think that John Kerry would be a good President.  That being said, he does not appeal to a large majority of the country and he has to really consider whether he can win for the Democratic Party.  He could not win against George Bush, a fairly unpopular President.  Could he win against John McCain, a very popular Senator (even with Democrats)?  Maybe not, and he has to consider that and let someone else take the reins if he does not believe he can change his image outside of the Northeast.